AIDS Issues reflected by African Literature in English-Human Sorrow Seen Between Literature and Medicine

本研究的目的是分析非洲英语文学如何描述非洲的艾滋病问题。通过对肯尼亚两部小说《好人》和《最后的瘟疫》的解读，分析艾滋病折射出的人类悲哀。在非洲，我们不能不知道我们在政治和经济舞台上所不能理解的人类的悲哀，而非洲文学则清楚地描绘了我们在政治和经济舞台上所不能看到的人类的悲哀。第一章：非洲与艾滋病第二章：非洲历史第三章：好人与最后的瘟疫第四章：南非与艾滋病药物第五章：人类的悲哀第一章分析了非洲艾滋病的现状和艾滋病的特点。第二章描述了给非洲带来艾滋病灾难的历史。第三章结合肯尼亚历史和《恩古吉瓦·蒂翁戈》对描写肯尼亚悲剧的《好人》和《最后的瘟疫》进行分析。第四章从南非历史的角度探讨南非艾滋病药物的现状。第五章是对我所描绘的人类悲哀的总结。我从赖特及其作品开始研究，关注的是被排斥情境中的自我意识。我调查了非洲裔美国人的历史，以了解他的作品，这使我到非洲。我开始阅读亚历克斯·拉古马的书，写非洲问题，包括医疗问题。在大学的英语课上，我学习了美国黑人和非洲历史、文学和医学问题。在美国黑人→非洲→艾滋病的潮流中，在文学与医学、教育与研究、普通教育与特殊教育之间，我选择了这个题目：《英语非洲文学反映的艾滋病问题--文学与医学之间的人类悲哀》。"

The aim of this research is to analyze how African literature in English depicts AIDS issues in Africa. By focusing on two Kenyan novels Nice People and The Last Plague, human sorrow reflected through AIDS is to be analyzed. We cannot cope with AIDS problems in Africa without knowing human sorrow which we cannot understand on the political and economical phase.African literature clearly depicts human sorrow which we cannot see on the political and economical scene. Here are the following chapters:Chapter One: Africa and AIDSChapter Two: Afican HistoryChapter Three: Nice People and The Last PlagueChapter Four: South Africa and AIDS DrugsChapter Five: Human SorrowIn chapter one AIDS situation in Africa and HIV Characters are to be analyzed. In chapter two African history, which has brought AIDS disaster, is to be depicted. In chapter three Nice People and The Last Plague, which depict Kenyan tragedy is to be analyzed with Kenyan history and Ngugi wa Thiongo. In chapter four the situation of South Africa and AIDS drugs is to be discussed through South African history. And in chapter five human sorrow which I've depicted is to be summed up.I started my research with Richard Wright and his works, focusing on the self-consciousness in the excluded situation. I investigated Afro-American history to understand his works, which led me to Africa. I began to read Alex La Guma and write African issues including medical problems. In my English classes at the University I picked up Afro-American and African history, literature, and medical issues. In the stream of Afro-America→Africa→AIDS, and (1) between literature and medicine, (2) between education and research, and (3) between general education and special education, I have chosen this title: "AIDS Issues reflected by African Literature in English-Human Sorrow Seen Between Literature and Medicine."