In The Bluest Eye,the author narrates a little black girl's strong desire to have blue eyes.At last,Pecola imagines possessing blue eyes at the cost of going insane.This paper mainly argues that it is the family&#...In The Bluest Eye,the author narrates a little black girl's strong desire to have blue eyes.At last,Pecola imagines possessing blue eyes at the cost of going insane.This paper mainly argues that it is the family's influence,the internalized racism and the whites'powerful and dominant culture that leads to Pecola's tragic fate.展开更多
Doris Lessing is a famous British female writer.Her short fiction to room 19 depicts the heroine Susan Rawing's tragic fate.The article makes an analysis on the feminine psychological need in the marriage from fou...Doris Lessing is a famous British female writer.Her short fiction to room 19 depicts the heroine Susan Rawing's tragic fate.The article makes an analysis on the feminine psychological need in the marriage from four aspects:Spiritual Freedom,Financially independent,interpersonal communication,mutual faith.展开更多
Daisy Miller is an 1878 novella about an American girl by Henry James; This paper, based on the textual analysis of the novel is an effort to study the tragic fate of heroine and its reason through a comparative study...Daisy Miller is an 1878 novella about an American girl by Henry James; This paper, based on the textual analysis of the novel is an effort to study the tragic fate of heroine and its reason through a comparative study of it. Two common reasons of the tragic destiny will be discussed in the paper: one, the oppressive environment; the other, the hero's inaction.展开更多
Arthur Miller was considered as the most famous dramatist in America after the World War II, and his representative work Death of a Salesman was recognized as the best play in America during the post-war years. It was...Arthur Miller was considered as the most famous dramatist in America after the World War II, and his representative work Death of a Salesman was recognized as the best play in America during the post-war years. It was also considered to be one of the best three plays in the history of American drama; with A Streetcar Named Desire and Long Day's Journey into Night.Through the failure of two generations, this play addressed the painful conflicts within one family, and it also tackled greater issues regarding to Americans' national values.As an average person, Willy Loman had experienced hopes and pains, struggles and frustrations as well as dreams and disillusions, at last he chose to commit suicide. Based on the existent materials, the predecessor's researches as well as her own thinking, the author of this paper gives a brief analysis of the leading role's tragic fate, which mainly elaborates three important stages of Willy Loman's tragic life: disillusion of the American Dream, the abandonment and the betrayal, aiming to decode the root of Loman's tragedy from the perspectives of society, family and the protagonist's character. In conclusion, the paper tries to explore Arthur Miller's inner world and the resources of his creation as far as possible, hoping to give readers of this paper certain inspiration.展开更多
L’Assommoir is the seventh installment of Les Rougon-Macquart book series,writted byÉmile Zola,a famous French naturalism novelist and theorist.Twenty years of Gervaise’s life from coming to Paris in 1850 to tr...L’Assommoir is the seventh installment of Les Rougon-Macquart book series,writted byÉmile Zola,a famous French naturalism novelist and theorist.Twenty years of Gervaise’s life from coming to Paris in 1850 to tragic deaths in 1869,is described in L’Assommoir.This thesis will make a detailed discussion and analysis of all the factors contributing to Gervaise’s miserable fate,by analyzing the story of L’Assommoir through the Freud’s internalization values approach.It is meant to how to locate the so⁃cial role of gender and maintain women’s interests may be were revelations,through the miserable fate of Gervaise.展开更多
Charles Dickens,as one of the greatest critical realistic writers in the 19th century,is renowned all around the world.Miss Havisham in Great Expectations is certainly one of the most strange and memorable characters....Charles Dickens,as one of the greatest critical realistic writers in the 19th century,is renowned all around the world.Miss Havisham in Great Expectations is certainly one of the most strange and memorable characters.This paper tries to analyze different aspects of Miss Havisham’s character to explore her tragic life.展开更多
Miss Havisham and Fanyi Zhou both had tragic fates resulted from their marriages. Their tragic fates were in fact the reflection of the social problems in a patriarchal society. Then, their terrible experiences distor...Miss Havisham and Fanyi Zhou both had tragic fates resulted from their marriages. Their tragic fates were in fact the reflection of the social problems in a patriarchal society. Then, their terrible experiences distorted their characteristics and transformed their passion into destructive power.展开更多
文摘In The Bluest Eye,the author narrates a little black girl's strong desire to have blue eyes.At last,Pecola imagines possessing blue eyes at the cost of going insane.This paper mainly argues that it is the family's influence,the internalized racism and the whites'powerful and dominant culture that leads to Pecola's tragic fate.
文摘Doris Lessing is a famous British female writer.Her short fiction to room 19 depicts the heroine Susan Rawing's tragic fate.The article makes an analysis on the feminine psychological need in the marriage from four aspects:Spiritual Freedom,Financially independent,interpersonal communication,mutual faith.
文摘Daisy Miller is an 1878 novella about an American girl by Henry James; This paper, based on the textual analysis of the novel is an effort to study the tragic fate of heroine and its reason through a comparative study of it. Two common reasons of the tragic destiny will be discussed in the paper: one, the oppressive environment; the other, the hero's inaction.
文摘Arthur Miller was considered as the most famous dramatist in America after the World War II, and his representative work Death of a Salesman was recognized as the best play in America during the post-war years. It was also considered to be one of the best three plays in the history of American drama; with A Streetcar Named Desire and Long Day's Journey into Night.Through the failure of two generations, this play addressed the painful conflicts within one family, and it also tackled greater issues regarding to Americans' national values.As an average person, Willy Loman had experienced hopes and pains, struggles and frustrations as well as dreams and disillusions, at last he chose to commit suicide. Based on the existent materials, the predecessor's researches as well as her own thinking, the author of this paper gives a brief analysis of the leading role's tragic fate, which mainly elaborates three important stages of Willy Loman's tragic life: disillusion of the American Dream, the abandonment and the betrayal, aiming to decode the root of Loman's tragedy from the perspectives of society, family and the protagonist's character. In conclusion, the paper tries to explore Arthur Miller's inner world and the resources of his creation as far as possible, hoping to give readers of this paper certain inspiration.
文摘L’Assommoir is the seventh installment of Les Rougon-Macquart book series,writted byÉmile Zola,a famous French naturalism novelist and theorist.Twenty years of Gervaise’s life from coming to Paris in 1850 to tragic deaths in 1869,is described in L’Assommoir.This thesis will make a detailed discussion and analysis of all the factors contributing to Gervaise’s miserable fate,by analyzing the story of L’Assommoir through the Freud’s internalization values approach.It is meant to how to locate the so⁃cial role of gender and maintain women’s interests may be were revelations,through the miserable fate of Gervaise.
文摘Charles Dickens,as one of the greatest critical realistic writers in the 19th century,is renowned all around the world.Miss Havisham in Great Expectations is certainly one of the most strange and memorable characters.This paper tries to analyze different aspects of Miss Havisham’s character to explore her tragic life.
文摘Miss Havisham and Fanyi Zhou both had tragic fates resulted from their marriages. Their tragic fates were in fact the reflection of the social problems in a patriarchal society. Then, their terrible experiences distorted their characteristics and transformed their passion into destructive power.
