At bottom, Empson doesn't really settle into the rigorous consideration of the author, the text, or the reader as if they were separate functions.
实际上,Empson并不会,仔细考虑作者,文本,读者这些因素,就好像他们各有功能一样。
Empson But Empson I hope you enjoy.
我也希望你们能喜欢。
For Empson, there's a kind of a fluid and easy movement back and forth between what for hermeneutics are three very different phenomena: author, text, reader.
对Empson来说,在作者,文本,读者之间,诠释学里认为这是三种非常不同的现象:,在三者之间有一种流畅的反复的关联。
All right. So Empson is fascinated by this passage, and then he gives you, in the next few paragraphs, the amazing variety of grounds for his fascination.
好的,Empson对这段十分着迷,接下来的几段,他写了他为此着迷的,各种原因。
So Empson says, Well, atmosphere, ; certainly that exists and we can talk about it in all sorts of ways; but after all, what is the use of atmosphere?
所以,Empson就说,气氛这种东西嘛,当然是存在的,我们可以用千千万万种方法来探讨它;,但是,所谓“气氛“有何作用呢?
First of all, Empson doesn't really kind of settle into - a sense that it's all about the reader-- that is to say, that it's all about the reader's experience of the literary.
首先,Empson并没有真正,从读者角度考虑问题-,也就是说,没有从读者的文学经历上考虑。
The last chapter of Seven Types of Ambiguity, his seventh ambiguity, is actually, as Empson said, about "some fundamental division in the writer's mind."
在《朦胧的七种类型》的最后一章,第七种朦胧,Empson提到,“作者思维的本质区别“
I think Empson is the funniest person who has ever written literary criticism.
我认为Empson在所有写过文学批评里头的人,算是最有趣的一个了。
As I say, this is the sense in which Empson follows Richards.
我认为,在这个方面Empson和Richards观点一致。
The brief excerpt you have in your photocopy packet-- - I trust that you have picked it up by this time at Tyco -- from Empson is taken from Seven Types of Ambiguity.
在你们复印件里也有节选-,现在你们也应该都从,Tyco复印中心拿到了-,从Empson的《朦胧的七种类型》中节选的部分。
This is the mode of William Empson.
这就是William,Empson的风格。
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