《儿子与情人》蕴涵的哲学观

On the Philosophy Embodied in Sons and Lovers

D.H.劳伦斯的小说映射出他的哲学观,但其随笔和信函更直接和更真实地表征了他的哲学思想。他的哲学观与古希腊哲学家赫拉克利特的观点相应和,把世界的本原喻为永恒变化、燃烧着的火,不仅象征着宇宙间普遍存在的对立统一原则和发展变化规律,而且象征着人性的本能,其自传体小说《儿子与情人》较好地表征了该观点。

D. H. Lawrence＇s philosophy finds expression not only in his novels but more directly and accurately in his essays and letters. His philosophy is a resonance of Heraclitus＇ philosophy, an ancient Greek philosopher who regards the basic nature of the world as an everlasting, moving and burning fire that symbolizes not only the universal law of unity of opposites and the law of development and changes in the universe but also human instinct. Sons and Lovers, an autobiographical novel of D. H. Lawrence, well reveals this philosophy.