摘要
《恐怖分子》是美国作家约翰·厄普代克一部关注"9·11"恐怖袭击主题的重要作品。作者一改往日聚焦美国中产阶级生活,着力于描绘美国社会全景的写作风格,将身处美国社会边缘的少数族裔少年的成长之路作为写作与描述的对象,揭示和阐述了身份认同危机这一恐怖主义形成的动因。本文深入剖析《恐怖分子》中主人公身份认同危机产生的机制、症状和应对策略及其与恐怖主义的关系,为进一步探讨身份认同危机和恐怖主义等社会现实问题提供一个富有建设性的思路。
Terrorist,as a representative work concerning the'9·11'terrorist attack written by the famous American author John Updike,describes the growth of a teenager who is marginalized as a member of the ethnic minority.In this novel,the author shifts his focus from his traditional depiction of the American white middle class to the situation of a new social group—ethnic minority in America,reflecting and revealing the identity crisis which has become a common problem from a fresh perspective.In this essay,the authors give a comprehensive analysis of the mechanism,symptoms and strategies of identity crisis and the relationship between identity crisis and terrorism in Terrorist,hoping to provide a new and constructive way of thinking about solving these problems.
出处
《外语研究》
CSSCI
北大核心
2014年第6期84-88,112,共5页
Foreign Languages Research
基金
江苏省社会科学基金重点项目"约翰.厄普代克作品在中国的译介和接受研究"(编号:11WWA002)的阶段性成果
