保罗·哈丁的小说《埃伦》中房子的失独内涵  

House’s Connotations of Losing Only Child in Paul Harding’s Enon

作　　者：马云飞[1] MA Yunfei(Longyan University,Longyan,Fujian 364000,China)

机构地区：[1]龙岩学院,福建龙岩364000

出　　处：《龙岩学院学报》2023年第6期68-73,共6页Journal of Longyan University

摘　　要：美国当代作家保罗·哈丁在其小说《埃伦》中探寻了房子的空间内涵与失独主题的关联。主人公遭遇失独后拒绝房子的叙事构建起房子与家族传统记忆、社会属性缺失、生活角色扮演以及人生如旅如梦的空间蕴涵;守望兴趣、复归自我和寄情哲思、回归本我的叙述则构建起房子的走出失独迷失和重塑角色身份的空间内涵。通过主人公对现代文明导致其遭受失独痛楚而拒绝、逃避房子的反思性叙事审视了社会高速发展的悖论性,表现了作家“去文明化”的超验主义哲学思想观。The Contemporary American writer Paul Harding explores relevance between spatial connotation of house and theme of losing one’s only child in his novel Enon.The narration of protagonist’s rejecting the house after suffering the loss of his only child establishes spatial implications of the house with family traditional memory,losing social attributes,role playing of life,and life as a journey and dream;adhering hobbies to revert to self and shifting emotion to philosophy to return to ego structures house’s spatial connotations of walking out of lost and resume one’s role and identity.Through reflective narration of protagonist’s rejecting and escaping from house after losing his only child,which is caused by modern civilization,the writer examines paradoxical problems of society’s rapid development,reflects his ideas of“decivilizational”transcendental philosophy.

关 键 词：保罗·哈丁 《埃伦》 房子 失独内涵 

分 类 号：I106.4[文学—世界文学]