The Law and Literature Movement and Victorian Literary-Legal Studies:An Interview with Kieran Dolin  

法律与文学运动及维多利亚法律文学批评:基兰·多林教授访谈录

作　　者：Wu Sufen Kieran Dolin 吴素芬;基兰·多林(广东外语外贸大学英语语言文化学院;不详)

机构地区：[1]Faculty of English Language and Culture,Guangdong University of Foreign Studies,Guangzhou 510420,China [2]不详

出　　处：《外国文学研究》2024年第5期1-14,共14页Foreign Literature Studies

基　　金：国家留学基金委“建设高水平大学博士联合培养项目”(202308440553)。

摘　　要：Kieran Dolin is Senior Honorary Research Fellow in English and Literary Studies at the University of Western Australia.He is one of the acclaimed critics of Victorian literary-legal studies and has published widely in this field.During her visit to the University of Western Australia,Wu Sufen conducted an interview with Dolin on such topics as the legal centralism in the Law and Literature movement,the potential of such movement,and Chinese scholars’questions and concerns about this movement,together with the uniqueness of Victorian literary-legal studies.Dolin emphasizes that literature and law are both components of social and cultural practice,so studies on the relations between law and literature can not only reveal social concerns reflected in literary works,but also present the historical development of law and the accordingly shifting narrative patterns that literary works have undergone.基兰·多林是西澳大学英语和文学研究高级荣誉研究员。他在维多利亚文学、法律与文学等领域著作颇丰。吴素芬在西澳大学访学期间,就法律与文学运动的法律中心主义、该运动的“衰弱表象”与发展前景、中国学者对该运动的疑问和担忧、以及维多利亚法律文学批评的独特之处与发展趋势等话题对多林进行了专访。多林强调文学与法律皆是社会文化实践的组成部分,对二者进行研究不仅可揭示作品反映的社会问题,亦可呈现法律的发展历史以及文学作品随之变化的叙事模式。

关 键 词：Law and Literature legal centralism Victorian literary-legal studies 

分 类 号：I0-05[文学—文学理论]