梭罗身份论

Henry David Thoreau as a Diarist and Surveyor

梭罗最根本的两个身份是日记家与测量家,自然与自我的逢融合一是他的理想。本文将《梭罗1851年日记》与《瓦尔登湖》作比对阅读,试图以日记家与测量家的身份建构为切入点,探讨梭罗自然写作中"四季轮回"框架对人生哲学中"灰飞烟灭"主题的冲击与解构,并论析其测量实验中自然测量与精神测探之合盟。

In the formation of American Literature and Culture, Henry David Thoreau is well known as a Sage of Walden. This paper, with a comparative study of A Year in Thoreau's Journal 1851 and Walden,argues that Thoreau holds two primary identities as a diarist and a surveyor. It particularly explores the significance of cycling seasons and landscape surveying in Thoreau's nature writings to find proof for his ecoand-ego-in-one message to the world.