基本信息
- 项目名称：
- Unrelated and Related Repetition Method in Tess
- 来源：
- 第十二届“挑战杯”省赛作品
- 小类：
- 教育
- 简介：
- 本文从“重复”这一手法分析作品《苔丝》。具体分析了两种重复手法----“相互联系的重复”和“看似相互不联系的重复”。从而进一步说明作者通过重复的手法进一步深化作品的悲剧色彩。
- 详细介绍：
- This paper will probe into the work from the viewpoint that repetition working as prophet indicates and reveals the tragedy. Moreover, repetition method, including unrelated repetition and related repetition as well as a host of typical examples, such as repetition of the image of birds and seemingly accidental event—the May Day dance of unrelated repetition and repetition of fire-smoke and sentences and actions of related repetition extracted from the work will be dissected respectively and deliberately.
作品专业信息
撰写目的和基本思路
- 本作品撰写的目的在于从重复手法的角度分析《苔丝》，以及这种手法是怎样更好的帮助作者营造出浓厚的悲剧氛围。 本文基本思路是从重复手法入手，进而对其中相互联系的重复，和看似互不联系的重复进行分析。
科学性、先进性及独特之处
- 作品《苔丝》中，一个重要的写作手法就是大量的使用了重复。而其中又分为相互关联的重复，与相互看似没有关联的重复。这些看似巧合的重复却在作品《苔丝》中，对创造悲剧色彩有着重要影响。所以，本文从分析这两种重复手法入手，以一种独特的视角来分析本作品。
应用价值和现实意义
- 本论文从相互联系与不联系两方面，进一步分析了重复手法在《苔丝》中创造悲剧氛围的作用。这对进一步了解《苔丝》，以及深入了解重复手法在《苔丝》中的重要作用有着更深的帮助。本文的现实指导意义在于可以帮助读者从另一个角度认识托马斯哈代营造悲剧氛围的方法。
作品摘要
- This paper will probe into the work from the viewpoint that repetition working as prophet indicates and reveals the tragedy. Moreover, repetition method, including unrelated repetition and related repetition as well as a host of typical examples, such as repetition of the image of birds and seemingly accidental event of unrelated repetition and repetition of fire-smoke and sentences and actions of related repetition extracted from the work will be dissected respectively and deliberately.
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同类课题研究水平概述
- In the previous study, the special connotations of the color “white” and “red” have been deliberately analyzed and explained. As for “white”, in this work it mainly means purity, chastity and virginity, for it is always mentioned in the place where these meanings are necessarily to be expressed or to be paid attention to. Moreover, it is not only mentioned but also depicted in great details and made contrast between each other just in order to distinguish or draw our attention to tell apart which kind of “white” can be called purity. Therefore, all these images are manipulated carefully and skillfully but also naturally to make an impression of purity on our mind, just like an oracle subconsciously convincing us that what you are seeing or reading is purity. Another color—red which seems to be more important than white in this work plays a crucial role in both expressing its religious connotations and enabling the whole work to be read more coherent.
