遏制的象征意义:霍尔顿的矛盾和解决方法被引量：2

The Symbolic Meaning of Containment in The Catcher in the Rye: The Contradiction in Holden and Its Solution

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摘要霍尔顿是《麦田里的守望者》中一个充满矛盾的人物,本文结合小说出版时(20世纪50年代初)的时代特征,从大众社会的形成、文学经典意义的阐释、青少年身份的确定,以及那个时代政治和意识形态层面的冷战遏制文化等多个角度,揭示霍尔顿身上体现的象征意义。 Holden Caulfield in The Catcher in the Rye is a literary figure full of contradictions. This essay aims to reveal the cultural symbolic meaning of this character against the cultural and social background of the early 1950s, with reference to the appearance of a conforming society, the formation of classic American literature, the discovery of the identity of the American youth and especially the cultural atmosphere of the Cold War containment.

作者金衡山

机构地区华东师范大学英语系

出处《国外文学》 CSSCI 北大核心 2013年第3期87-95,共9页 Foreign Literatures

基金国家社科基金项目"冷战思维与美国文学和文化"(09BWW012)的阶段性成果

关键词霍尔顿自我大众社会遏制 Holden, self, conforming society, containment

分类号 I712.074 [文学—其他各国文学]

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