William Faulkner(1897-1962)is usually regarded as one of the most important American novelist s of the 20th century,who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1949.“A Rose for Emily”is one of Faulkner’s famou...William Faulkner(1897-1962)is usually regarded as one of the most important American novelist s of the 20th century,who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1949.“A Rose for Emily”is one of Faulkner’s famous short stories which applies the conventions of Gothic fiction,and it has drawn the the attention of a large number of scholars and inspired their enthusiasm of interpretation owing to its use of many experimental techniques.This article attempts to analyze the narrative techniques of“A Rose for Emily”in terms of tense,mood and voice,three concepts introduced by Gerald Genette,a distinguished French critic of structuralist narratology in his Narrative Discourse(1980).展开更多
William Faulkner is a modern American novelist.He is interested in what goes on beneath the surface of a story but not in tragedy itself.With feminist theory,this paper analyzes Emily’s living experience in his"...William Faulkner is a modern American novelist.He is interested in what goes on beneath the surface of a story but not in tragedy itself.With feminist theory,this paper analyzes Emily’s living experience in his"A Rose for Emily";aims at seeking social roots of women’s miserable fate.展开更多
William Faulkner, the Nobel Prize winner for literature in 1950, is one of the most famous American writers. In "A Rose for Emily", he boldly uses the symbolism writing technique. Emily's tragedy reveals...William Faulkner, the Nobel Prize winner for literature in 1950, is one of the most famous American writers. In "A Rose for Emily", he boldly uses the symbolism writing technique. Emily's tragedy reveals the conflicts and contradictions between the old and new social concepts and values. With the help of symbolism, William Faulkner thoroughly and deeply portrays the southern American's spiritual crisis during the historic reform in terms of artistic writing style and unique thoughts.展开更多
The short story "A Rose for Emily" written by William Faulkner belongs to the gothic fiction.Faulkner adopts the gothic writing skills and tells the readers the tragic life of the female protagonist Emily Gr...The short story "A Rose for Emily" written by William Faulkner belongs to the gothic fiction.Faulkner adopts the gothic writing skills and tells the readers the tragic life of the female protagonist Emily Grierson.In the perspective of feminism,the writer analyzes the short gothic fiction.In the following,this paper states the female's negative living conditions in the maledominated society.Even though she tried to change,she finally failed.And the patriarchy is the fundamental reason for her trage dy.展开更多
"A Rose for Emily"is a famous short story,whose author is the 1949 Nobel Prize Winner William Faulkner.Influenced by his family and southern culture,his works are full of southern sense of humor.He describes..."A Rose for Emily"is a famous short story,whose author is the 1949 Nobel Prize Winner William Faulkner.Influenced by his family and southern culture,his works are full of southern sense of humor.He describes many southern sensitive issues,such as the relation and the conflicts between the white and the black.Therefore,he depicts a lot of vivid images of southern people.Based on the southern society after American Civil War,Faulkner tells a miserable story of Miss Emily.Over these years,many experts and scholars have discussed"A Rose for Emily"from different aspects,such as the Gothic writing style,symbolism,character analysis and feminism,which made readers have a deep understanding on this story.However,related analysis on Emily’s aphasia is rare.Therefore,combined with the theory of feminism and Foucault’s power discourse theory,the causes of Miss Emily’s aphasia and other people’s silence will be discussed.It mainly studies Emily’s aphasia from aspects of patriarchal oppression and southern aristocratic culture,revealing the primary cause of Emily’s tragedy is her loss of power to speak.展开更多
In the poems created by the renowned American poet Emily Dickinson,those related to nature constitute a considerable proportion.However,Dickinson’s attitude toward nature is,in fact,contradictory.On the one hand,Dick...In the poems created by the renowned American poet Emily Dickinson,those related to nature constitute a considerable proportion.However,Dickinson’s attitude toward nature is,in fact,contradictory.On the one hand,Dickinson perceives nature as gentle and kind,akin to a mother.Nature is regarded as“heaven”and embodies harmony.On the other hand,nature possesses its own operational principles and harbors inherent cruelty.According to Dickinson,humans should refrain from excessive interference in the natural order.This article attempts to analyze the similarities in attitude towards nature between Dickinson’s poetry and Taoist philosophy.展开更多
The novel A Rose for Emily is one of the early works of William Faulkner,a famous American southern writer who has won The Nobel Prize in Literature in 1950.Spatial narrative theory analyzes and summarizes the spatial...The novel A Rose for Emily is one of the early works of William Faulkner,a famous American southern writer who has won The Nobel Prize in Literature in 1950.Spatial narrative theory analyzes and summarizes the spatial characteristics of modern and postmodern novels,showing the narrative characteristics of the works that the time is disrupted and suspended,and the space is extended indefinitely.This paper intends to interpret A Rose for Emily from the perspective of spatial narrative theory,and analyze the geological space,social space and text space in the novel,so as to reveal the important role of spatial structure in creating atmosphere and promoting narrative process,in order to better grasp the spatial metaphors in Faulkner’s novels.展开更多
It is easy to see that many composers’success throughout Western music history is due to the perfect match between their songs and lyrics.This phenomenon is lateral evidence of the importance of beautiful poetry for ...It is easy to see that many composers’success throughout Western music history is due to the perfect match between their songs and lyrics.This phenomenon is lateral evidence of the importance of beautiful poetry for composers.A good poem can provide different inspiration for many composers.In music and other artistic fields,creators have always faced the same dilemma:How do they highlight their creations in a blossoming body of work?How do they reform or innovate after peaking at a certain point in a field?In this paper,we will take a look at the poet Emily Dickinson and four songs based on her poetry,examining how different composers bring out the unique beauty of her works.展开更多
本文基于贝尔曼的“否定分析”理论,对福克纳短篇小说A Rose for Emily杨岂深汉译本进行分析,试图验证分析其中的文本变形倾向,从而对小说翻译的实践起到一定的促进作用。经过研究发现:杨岂深先生版本的译文中理性化、高贵化的倾向较多...本文基于贝尔曼的“否定分析”理论,对福克纳短篇小说A Rose for Emily杨岂深汉译本进行分析,试图验证分析其中的文本变形倾向,从而对小说翻译的实践起到一定的促进作用。经过研究发现:杨岂深先生版本的译文中理性化、高贵化的倾向较多,兼有对原文节奏的破坏以及原文意指体系的破坏等变形倾向,因而导致原文口语化的叙事风格总体偏向较为正式且古雅的风格,尤其是译文中大量四字成语以及书面语的使用。同时,从文中部分词汇的翻译也可看出译者在进行翻译时采取了贴近译入语语言文化习惯的翻译方式,验证了翻译过程中文本变形倾向的存在。但从某种程度上来看,这种翻译的方式一定程度上与原文的语言风格有所差异,原文中的异质性则被过滤了。展开更多
Despite being unnoticed women at the time,Emily Dickinson and Yu Xiuhua,two female poets of different generations and countries,their works shook the poetry world in a powerful way.Trapped in a small place in their li...Despite being unnoticed women at the time,Emily Dickinson and Yu Xiuhua,two female poets of different generations and countries,their works shook the poetry world in a powerful way.Trapped in a small place in their lives,their poems express the same desire for love and the world.Through many metamorphic imagery,their poems transcend themselves from their small bodies,small rooms,and small villages to a vast spiritual world.Such kind of transformation helps the poets integrate poetry into their lives,break the“double bind”for female poets,and express their repressed love and self-assertion.展开更多
The Easter Parade is a masterpiece by Richard Yates,which was published in 1976.The image of Emily,the heroine of the book,can be regarded as an iconic figure of early feminists in America.The aim of this paper is to ...The Easter Parade is a masterpiece by Richard Yates,which was published in 1976.The image of Emily,the heroine of the book,can be regarded as an iconic figure of early feminists in America.The aim of this paper is to explore Richard Yates’view of feminism,through analyzing the image of Emily in the book,and to understand the pursuits and dilemmas of feminists.Emily,as a woman in patriarchal society,who has always struggled independently on her own and fights against her fate,ends up in failure.Sarah,a typical image of“the other”who is dependent on men,eventually dies a tragic death.In front of the cruel and unpredictable fate,whether women have the sense of resistance or not,it seems that life always points to tragedy.Emily’s path of awakening is accompanied by real-life dilemmas,which is the epitome of every feminist’s experience.展开更多
A Rose for Emily is one of William Faulkner's most famous short stories.Through the representing of patriarchy influence on Emily,Faulkner shows his readers Emily's tragic life.From the diverse meanings of the...A Rose for Emily is one of William Faulkner's most famous short stories.Through the representing of patriarchy influence on Emily,Faulkner shows his readers Emily's tragic life.From the diverse meanings of the "Rose" to the debated themes,this story has been discussed before.This paper tries to analyze the three stages of Emily's struggle for love in order to represent the symbolism of the "Rose" from the perspective of feminism.It also represents the root of Emily's tragedy and the sympathy for the tragic fate of the Southern women.展开更多
Faulkner's description of the characters' psychology in A Rose for Emily accords well with Freudian psychoanalytic theory, for there are similar conflicts among the id, the ego and the superego in the plot dev...Faulkner's description of the characters' psychology in A Rose for Emily accords well with Freudian psychoanalytic theory, for there are similar conflicts among the id, the ego and the superego in the plot development. By analyzing several important characters in the novel through employing Freudian theory of human psyche, this thesis gives the explanation to the causes of the conflict and clash between Emily and the society, and then deeply explores the thematic concerns of the short novel.展开更多
Written by the American novelist William Faulkner,his first short story A Rose for Emily is a typical representative of his works.This paper is to analyze the story from its stylistic features.
American writer Emily Dickinson(1830-1886) uses the riddle as literary form in her poetry.There are mainly three kinds of riddle:enigma,charade,and conundrum.She uses riddles in her poetry to discuss the relationship ...American writer Emily Dickinson(1830-1886) uses the riddle as literary form in her poetry.There are mainly three kinds of riddle:enigma,charade,and conundrum.She uses riddles in her poetry to discuss the relationship of man to nature and death.展开更多
Emily Dickinson is one of the most widely read and well-known American poets. Although there were just seven poems published during her lifetime, she was brought to many people's attention. Some people believe tha...Emily Dickinson is one of the most widely read and well-known American poets. Although there were just seven poems published during her lifetime, she was brought to many people's attention. Some people believe that Dickinson is a real romantic but others think she is a transcendentalist. However, both the factors of romanticism and transcendentalism can be seen in her character indeed. Romantic factors include individualism in her personality and her escaping from society. Transcendental factors are oversoul and mysticalness. If all the factors are taken into account, Emily Dickinson can fall into the category of both romanticism and transcendentalism.展开更多
"Boudoir Lament" is regarded as a distinctive subgenre of classical Chinese poetry.This essay argues that some of Dickinson's poems are replete with the sensibility characteristic of "Boudoir Lament..."Boudoir Lament" is regarded as a distinctive subgenre of classical Chinese poetry.This essay argues that some of Dickinson's poems are replete with the sensibility characteristic of "Boudoir Lament" poetry.The "Boudoir Lament" resonance of her poetry,along with her seclusion and love story,activate Chinese readers' cultural memory to re-imagine her and re-mold her image with the Chinese flavor.Rewriting Dickinson in the way of "Boudoir Lament" is interwoven with the contemporary reconfirmation and reexamination of this emotional pattern.展开更多
Images of flowers frequently appear in Emily Dickinson's poems. Through employing these charming images Dickinson re vealed her unique view on a lady's virtues. She praised the precious virtues of being modest...Images of flowers frequently appear in Emily Dickinson's poems. Through employing these charming images Dickinson re vealed her unique view on a lady's virtues. She praised the precious virtues of being modest, brave, firm, selfless, and responsible.展开更多
Emily Dickinson,a very famous secluded woman poet in America. And thus becomes the study subject of many scholars in literary circle. This paper is going to introduce the rebellious images of Emily Dickinson given by ...Emily Dickinson,a very famous secluded woman poet in America. And thus becomes the study subject of many scholars in literary circle. This paper is going to introduce the rebellious images of Emily Dickinson given by critics, which can be explained from the four internal conflicts in her life. On the basis of the four conflicts, it further analyzes the deep reasons of Emily Dickinson's rebellious life.展开更多
文摘William Faulkner(1897-1962)is usually regarded as one of the most important American novelist s of the 20th century,who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1949.“A Rose for Emily”is one of Faulkner’s famous short stories which applies the conventions of Gothic fiction,and it has drawn the the attention of a large number of scholars and inspired their enthusiasm of interpretation owing to its use of many experimental techniques.This article attempts to analyze the narrative techniques of“A Rose for Emily”in terms of tense,mood and voice,three concepts introduced by Gerald Genette,a distinguished French critic of structuralist narratology in his Narrative Discourse(1980).
文摘William Faulkner is a modern American novelist.He is interested in what goes on beneath the surface of a story but not in tragedy itself.With feminist theory,this paper analyzes Emily’s living experience in his"A Rose for Emily";aims at seeking social roots of women’s miserable fate.
文摘William Faulkner, the Nobel Prize winner for literature in 1950, is one of the most famous American writers. In "A Rose for Emily", he boldly uses the symbolism writing technique. Emily's tragedy reveals the conflicts and contradictions between the old and new social concepts and values. With the help of symbolism, William Faulkner thoroughly and deeply portrays the southern American's spiritual crisis during the historic reform in terms of artistic writing style and unique thoughts.
文摘The short story "A Rose for Emily" written by William Faulkner belongs to the gothic fiction.Faulkner adopts the gothic writing skills and tells the readers the tragic life of the female protagonist Emily Grierson.In the perspective of feminism,the writer analyzes the short gothic fiction.In the following,this paper states the female's negative living conditions in the maledominated society.Even though she tried to change,she finally failed.And the patriarchy is the fundamental reason for her trage dy.
文摘"A Rose for Emily"is a famous short story,whose author is the 1949 Nobel Prize Winner William Faulkner.Influenced by his family and southern culture,his works are full of southern sense of humor.He describes many southern sensitive issues,such as the relation and the conflicts between the white and the black.Therefore,he depicts a lot of vivid images of southern people.Based on the southern society after American Civil War,Faulkner tells a miserable story of Miss Emily.Over these years,many experts and scholars have discussed"A Rose for Emily"from different aspects,such as the Gothic writing style,symbolism,character analysis and feminism,which made readers have a deep understanding on this story.However,related analysis on Emily’s aphasia is rare.Therefore,combined with the theory of feminism and Foucault’s power discourse theory,the causes of Miss Emily’s aphasia and other people’s silence will be discussed.It mainly studies Emily’s aphasia from aspects of patriarchal oppression and southern aristocratic culture,revealing the primary cause of Emily’s tragedy is her loss of power to speak.
文摘In the poems created by the renowned American poet Emily Dickinson,those related to nature constitute a considerable proportion.However,Dickinson’s attitude toward nature is,in fact,contradictory.On the one hand,Dickinson perceives nature as gentle and kind,akin to a mother.Nature is regarded as“heaven”and embodies harmony.On the other hand,nature possesses its own operational principles and harbors inherent cruelty.According to Dickinson,humans should refrain from excessive interference in the natural order.This article attempts to analyze the similarities in attitude towards nature between Dickinson’s poetry and Taoist philosophy.
文摘The novel A Rose for Emily is one of the early works of William Faulkner,a famous American southern writer who has won The Nobel Prize in Literature in 1950.Spatial narrative theory analyzes and summarizes the spatial characteristics of modern and postmodern novels,showing the narrative characteristics of the works that the time is disrupted and suspended,and the space is extended indefinitely.This paper intends to interpret A Rose for Emily from the perspective of spatial narrative theory,and analyze the geological space,social space and text space in the novel,so as to reveal the important role of spatial structure in creating atmosphere and promoting narrative process,in order to better grasp the spatial metaphors in Faulkner’s novels.
文摘It is easy to see that many composers’success throughout Western music history is due to the perfect match between their songs and lyrics.This phenomenon is lateral evidence of the importance of beautiful poetry for composers.A good poem can provide different inspiration for many composers.In music and other artistic fields,creators have always faced the same dilemma:How do they highlight their creations in a blossoming body of work?How do they reform or innovate after peaking at a certain point in a field?In this paper,we will take a look at the poet Emily Dickinson and four songs based on her poetry,examining how different composers bring out the unique beauty of her works.
文摘本文基于贝尔曼的“否定分析”理论,对福克纳短篇小说A Rose for Emily杨岂深汉译本进行分析,试图验证分析其中的文本变形倾向,从而对小说翻译的实践起到一定的促进作用。经过研究发现:杨岂深先生版本的译文中理性化、高贵化的倾向较多,兼有对原文节奏的破坏以及原文意指体系的破坏等变形倾向,因而导致原文口语化的叙事风格总体偏向较为正式且古雅的风格,尤其是译文中大量四字成语以及书面语的使用。同时,从文中部分词汇的翻译也可看出译者在进行翻译时采取了贴近译入语语言文化习惯的翻译方式,验证了翻译过程中文本变形倾向的存在。但从某种程度上来看,这种翻译的方式一定程度上与原文的语言风格有所差异,原文中的异质性则被过滤了。
文摘Despite being unnoticed women at the time,Emily Dickinson and Yu Xiuhua,two female poets of different generations and countries,their works shook the poetry world in a powerful way.Trapped in a small place in their lives,their poems express the same desire for love and the world.Through many metamorphic imagery,their poems transcend themselves from their small bodies,small rooms,and small villages to a vast spiritual world.Such kind of transformation helps the poets integrate poetry into their lives,break the“double bind”for female poets,and express their repressed love and self-assertion.
文摘The Easter Parade is a masterpiece by Richard Yates,which was published in 1976.The image of Emily,the heroine of the book,can be regarded as an iconic figure of early feminists in America.The aim of this paper is to explore Richard Yates’view of feminism,through analyzing the image of Emily in the book,and to understand the pursuits and dilemmas of feminists.Emily,as a woman in patriarchal society,who has always struggled independently on her own and fights against her fate,ends up in failure.Sarah,a typical image of“the other”who is dependent on men,eventually dies a tragic death.In front of the cruel and unpredictable fate,whether women have the sense of resistance or not,it seems that life always points to tragedy.Emily’s path of awakening is accompanied by real-life dilemmas,which is the epitome of every feminist’s experience.
文摘A Rose for Emily is one of William Faulkner's most famous short stories.Through the representing of patriarchy influence on Emily,Faulkner shows his readers Emily's tragic life.From the diverse meanings of the "Rose" to the debated themes,this story has been discussed before.This paper tries to analyze the three stages of Emily's struggle for love in order to represent the symbolism of the "Rose" from the perspective of feminism.It also represents the root of Emily's tragedy and the sympathy for the tragic fate of the Southern women.
文摘Faulkner's description of the characters' psychology in A Rose for Emily accords well with Freudian psychoanalytic theory, for there are similar conflicts among the id, the ego and the superego in the plot development. By analyzing several important characters in the novel through employing Freudian theory of human psyche, this thesis gives the explanation to the causes of the conflict and clash between Emily and the society, and then deeply explores the thematic concerns of the short novel.
文摘Written by the American novelist William Faulkner,his first short story A Rose for Emily is a typical representative of his works.This paper is to analyze the story from its stylistic features.
文摘American writer Emily Dickinson(1830-1886) uses the riddle as literary form in her poetry.There are mainly three kinds of riddle:enigma,charade,and conundrum.She uses riddles in her poetry to discuss the relationship of man to nature and death.
文摘Emily Dickinson is one of the most widely read and well-known American poets. Although there were just seven poems published during her lifetime, she was brought to many people's attention. Some people believe that Dickinson is a real romantic but others think she is a transcendentalist. However, both the factors of romanticism and transcendentalism can be seen in her character indeed. Romantic factors include individualism in her personality and her escaping from society. Transcendental factors are oversoul and mysticalness. If all the factors are taken into account, Emily Dickinson can fall into the category of both romanticism and transcendentalism.
文摘"Boudoir Lament" is regarded as a distinctive subgenre of classical Chinese poetry.This essay argues that some of Dickinson's poems are replete with the sensibility characteristic of "Boudoir Lament" poetry.The "Boudoir Lament" resonance of her poetry,along with her seclusion and love story,activate Chinese readers' cultural memory to re-imagine her and re-mold her image with the Chinese flavor.Rewriting Dickinson in the way of "Boudoir Lament" is interwoven with the contemporary reconfirmation and reexamination of this emotional pattern.
文摘Images of flowers frequently appear in Emily Dickinson's poems. Through employing these charming images Dickinson re vealed her unique view on a lady's virtues. She praised the precious virtues of being modest, brave, firm, selfless, and responsible.
文摘Emily Dickinson,a very famous secluded woman poet in America. And thus becomes the study subject of many scholars in literary circle. This paper is going to introduce the rebellious images of Emily Dickinson given by critics, which can be explained from the four internal conflicts in her life. On the basis of the four conflicts, it further analyzes the deep reasons of Emily Dickinson's rebellious life.
