作者陀思妥耶夫斯基,这两部经典之作都因对艰险条件下人们内心灵魂的探索而引人注目。
By Dostoyevsky. These two classics are fascinating for their explorations of the human psyche under extreme conditions.
《他们》是欧茨早期文学创作的巅峰之作,为作者赢得了1970年的“美国国家图书奖”。
A National Book Award winner in 1970, them is recognized as a peak of Oates'literary creation in the early stage.
通过分析曼斯菲尔德的经典之作《幸福》,从叙述视角、象征及印象主义手法的运用等方面揭示作者小说创作艺术的现代性。
This paper attempts to explore the modern narrative art in her writing through the analysis of her classical story Bliss, viewing it in terms of narrative point of view, symbolism and impressionism.
I want to quote from the beginning of Roland Barthes' essay, which I know I only suggested, but I'm simply going to quote the passage so you don't have to have read it, The Death of the Author.
我想引用罗兰,巴特文章开头的几句话,我只是推荐这篇文章,从中引用几句,所以你们不用事先读,这篇文章就是《作者之死》
So, that is something these writers share with modernism, but there is one big difference and I want to exemplify that for you just by reading to you two parallel texts, one from the modernist canon and one from the Beat canon.
所以,这就是这些作者和现代主义的相似之处,但其中有个很大的区别,我想通过举例来说明,我给你们读两段类似的文字,分别是标准的现代主义风格和垮掉的一代的风格。
This much, by the way, Wimsatt has in common with Gadamer, because Gadamer doesn't talk much about authors either, and Gadamer is interested in what he calls meaning, the subject matter, die Sache. Right? He's not interested in your sort of expression of that meaning or my expression of that meaning.
顺便说一句,文萨特和葛达玛很大相同之处就在于,葛达玛也不太强调作者的作用,而是对文章的含义,主题感兴趣,不是吗?,他不关注作品在用,你的还是我的表达方式来表现内涵。
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