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The public spectacle of the physical punishment of black slaves in Malone James's The Book of Night Women is an academic problem worth discussing. Physical punishment, as a normal punishment in the daily life of black slaves, refers not only to the punishment itself, but also to a dynamic public spectacle. In the book, the corporeal punishment that has become a public spectacle is divided into the public spectacle of official punishment and the public spectacle of lynching punishment due to the different executors. The former has the functions of purging evil, restoring damaged social order and uniting the white people. The latter has the functions of repressing people, awing people, letting out white people’s anxiety and showing their power. The public spectacles of the two types of punishment scenes, no matter what the above functions they are equipped with, are a reflection of the power hierarchy relationship and are representations of the colonial system at that time. Keywords—Malone James; The Book of Night Women; physical punishment; public Spectacle

The Public Spectacle of Physical Punishment in Malone Jamesrs The Book of Night Women