《特别响,非常近》中的后“9·11”情感结构被引量：1

Post-9/11 Structure of Feeling in Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

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摘要本文借鉴雷蒙·威廉斯"情感结构"分析乔纳森·萨福兰·弗尔的小说《特别响,非常近》(Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close),认为小说以哀悼和忧郁为情感要素,构成后"9·11"情感结构,以展现伪装、倒置等情感回应方式和具有流动性的儿童视角,不仅使单纯、稚嫩的儿童视角与相信"不言自明之理性"的成人视角形成鲜明对照,而且产生"崇尚自然"的情感再生力量,为充满创伤的后"9·11"情感主体赋予反思性希望。 This article seeks to examine the post-9/11 structure of feeling in Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close in the light of Raymond Williams’theory.Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close demonstrates the post-9/11 structure of feeling with the elements of mourning and melancholia,responses to the structure by means of disguise and inverse,and Foer’s application of children’s point of view,which aim not merely to form multiple perspectives of the cultural crisis,but to call for the regeneration of felling in post-9/11 era.

作者王薇 Wang Wei(School of Foreign Languages,Qingdao University,Qingdao 266071,China)

机构地区青岛大学外语学院

出处《外国语文研究》 2020年第2期26-33,共8页 Foreign Language and Literature Research

基金教育部人文社科基金青年项目“美国‘9•11’小说的记忆书写与伦理转向研究”(项目编号:19YJC752033)的阶段性成果。

关键词《特别响非常近》后“9·11”情感结构哀悼与忧郁伪装与倒置儿童视角 Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close post-9/11 structure of feeling mourning and melancholia disguise and inverse child’s point of view

分类号 I712.074 [文学—其他各国文学]

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