摘要
奇幻文学是比利时文学的重要组成部分,在现实框架内引入无法解释的奇幻现象,引发读者深思人类生存之谜。托马斯·欧文和米歇尔·德·盖尔迪罗德是比利时奇幻文学中具有代表性的两位作家。欧文的《不予诉讼》和盖尔迪罗德的《雾》充分体现了奇幻文学的内在机制,且两篇小说中都有一个重要角色——神秘人。本文试图对神秘人这一意向要素进行分析,比较两篇小说中神秘人的共同点,以便更深刻地展现奇幻文学的特征和艺术追求。
Fantasy literature, a vital part of Belgian literature, incorporates inexplicable fantastic phenomena into an otherwise realist framework, thus prompting readers to reflect on the mystery of human existence. Thomas Owen and Michel de Ghelderode are recognized as two representative authors of Belgian fantasy literature. Their works Non lieu and Brouillard not only fully display the inner mechanics of fantasy literature but also feature one commonality to the extent that they both vividly describe an important role--the mysterious person. This article offers an analysis of the elements of the character of the so-called Mysterious Person by showing its common traits and thus seeks a deeper inquiry into the features and artistic pursuits of fantasy literature.
