死亡:断层与永恒——以安徒生三则童话故事为例

Death Means Discontinuity and Eternity:A Case of Three of Andersen’s Fairy Tales

论文以安徒生三则童话故事为基础文本,分析了其中并置的梦与死亡意象及其表现方式、内在关系和深层蕴涵,认为死亡意象在安徒生的童话故事中不仅仅被表现为生命的断层,更是导向永恒的契机,而死亡前的梦境则促成了这一契机的实现。同时,生存与死亡之间的不平衡性也使安徒生的童话故事于矛盾中呈现出微妙的张力。

This paper, based on H. C. Andersen’s three fairy tales, analyzes the juxtaposed images of dream and death, their presentations, internal relations and implications, holding that death images in his tales are not only reflected as discontinuity of life, but also the turning point to eternity, and that the dream before death triggers the process. Simultaneously, the imbalance between life and death gives his stories a delicate tension embedded in contradictions.