The Conflicts of Huck''s Self-consciousness and His Spiritual Growth in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn  

作　　者：杨薇薇 王斌[1,2] 

机构地区：[1]上海理工大学外语学院 [2]上海理工大学翻译研究中心

出　　处：《海外英语》2018年第21期207-208,共2页Overseas English

摘　　要：Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is one of the masterpieces of American novelist Mark Twain. In this novel, Twain not onlydescribes the courageous adventures of Huck, but also his psychological or spiritual growth. Due to the social and cultural back-ground of that time and general cultural concept the protagonist was instilled before, the conflicts of the protagonist's self-con-sciousness appear many times in this novel when the issue of slavery is concerned. However, through the protagonist's inner con-flicts, he finally gains spiritual growth and obtains a higher level of moral maturity.Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is one of the masterpieces of American novelist Mark Twain. In this novel, Twain not onlydescribes the courageous adventures of Huck, but also his psychological or spiritual growth. Due to the social and cultural back-ground of that time and general cultural concept the protagonist was instilled before, the conflicts of the protagonist＇s self-con-sciousness appear many times in this novel when the issue of slavery is concerned. However, through the protagonist＇s inner con-flicts, he finally gains spiritual growth and obtains a higher level of moral maturity.

关 键 词：SOCIAL CULTURE conflicts SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS HUMANITY SPIRITUAL growth 

分 类 号：I106[文学—世界文学]