如影随形生与死——论川端康成的《伊豆舞女》  

Life and Death,Very Closely Associated With Each Other——On Kawabata Yasunari's The Dancing Girl of Izu

作　　者：于华[1] 

机构地区：[1]青岛大学外语学院

出　　处：《中华女子学院学报》2014年第3期77-84,共8页Journal of China Women＇s University

摘　　要：《伊豆舞女》是日本现代大文豪川端康成的成名之作,作品一经出世便赢得了广大读者的喜爱,经久不衰,堪称经典佳作。然而,《伊豆舞女》并不仅仅是一篇浪漫纯情的爱情故事,在故事的进展中,还能够看到与青春浪漫气息不相宜的场面。作者通过这些场面欲向读者们传达怎样的信息呢?其实,《伊豆舞女》就是一幅人生画卷,展开来看,生老病死就是人生的常态,因此,不以物喜,不以己悲,面对生死淡然处之,这就是最为寻常的人生态度。The Dancing Girl of lzu is the short story with which Kawabata made his debut as a writer. This story, which explores the dawning eroticism of young love, has enjoyed broad international appeal and is still widely read. Apart from the theme of love, the author intended to convey to the reader a philosophy of life. Everyone has to face birth, ageing, illness and death in their lifetime. Therefore not being pleased by material gain, not saddened by personal losses, and treating life and death with indifference are the ordinary and right attitudes toward life.

关 键 词：川端文学 “死”的影子 他乡之旅 流浪艺人 孤儿秉性 

分 类 号：I106.4[文学—世界文学]