论福克纳的生态主义伦理观  

Faulkner's View of Nature:An Eco-Ethical Study of The Forest Trilogy

作　　者：武月明[1] 

机构地区：[1]南京师范大学外国语学院,江苏南京210097

出　　处：《四川外语学院学报》2006年第3期9-12,共4页Journal of Sichuan International Studies University

基　　金：江苏省教育厅人文社科基金项目"福克纳与美国南方文艺复兴"

摘　　要：从当下的生态伦理学批评理论中汲取阅读活力,通过解读福克纳“大森林三部曲”,指出作者将人与大自然并为作品的主角,后者甚至超越了前者的地位,表明他将人与自然的关系上升到伦理的高度,借以揭示美国南方从农业文明向资本主义工商文明的社会转型过程中人与自然的伦理冲突,反映了他具有前瞻性的生态主义伦理观。William Faulkner, one of the best novelists in the 20th century, is always worshiped as a master of modern fiction. In recent years, scholars have begun to shed some light on his ecological world view which can be summarized as a protest against industrialization and an advocate of nature and simple life. By taking the eco-ethical perspective, this paper attempts to analyze The Forest Trilogy, one of Faulkner＇ s masterpieces, and present its serious theme of the importance of reestablishing Man＇ s harmonious relationship with Nature.

关 键 词：福克纳 生态主义伦理观 “大森林三部曲” 美国 文学评论 

分 类 号：I712.074[文学—其他各国文学]