摘要
马克·吐温是举世公认的幽默作家,他的大部分文学创作都以幽默而著称,也因为这种特色使其批判现实主义创作有别于同类作家及其作品。他的代表作《哈克贝利·费恩历险记》正是这一风格的典型代表。然而,在小说轻松幽默、活泼健朗的风格背后却流淌着一股死亡与恐怖的暗流。它无处不在,却长期被众多论者所忽视。本文正是从这一角度切入,以小说中若干具有代表性的情节、场景和意象为例,分析小说中死亡与恐怖这一隐性主题,同时挖掘这一主题背后的个人与社会的根源,以期为《哈克贝利·费恩历险记》的研究提供一种新的视角。
Mark Twain is a universally recognized his literary creations distinguish his critical realism humorist. The satire and humor in most of from that of other realistic writers and their works. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Twain＇s representative novel, is the epitome of his style. Beneath his humor, raciness, robustness and sprightliness, however, flows an undercurrent of death and horror which, omnipresent notwithstanding, has long been neglected or slighted. It is from this perspective that this thesis attempts to analyze and discuss the seemingly invisible theme of death and horror by way of several telling plots, scenes or images, and probe into both the personal and social factors that lie behind it, in hopes of providing a new angle for the studies of Huck Finn.
出处
《外国文学研究》
CSSCI
北大核心
2014年第4期120-126,共7页
Foreign Literature Studies
基金
江苏高校优势学科建设工程资助项目【项目批号:20110101】的成果
