敘事學(xué)視角下分析小說赫索格的寫作技巧

1、 編 號(hào)： 碩士學(xué)位論文 碩士學(xué)位論文 題 目：The Study of the Writing Techniques in Herzog from the Perspective of Narratology 敘事學(xué)視角下分析小說《赫索格》的寫作技 巧 培 養(yǎng) 單 位： 外國語學(xué)院 專 業(yè) 名 稱： 英語語言文學(xué) 指 導(dǎo) 教 師： 王建會(huì) 研 究 生： 劉露露 完 成 時(shí) 間：

2、 2014 年 3 月 沈陽師范大學(xué)研究生處制 類 別 全日制研究生 √ 教育碩士 同等學(xué)力 i ABSTRACT Saul Bellow was one of the most remarkable novelists in America literature. At the same time, he had won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1976, which brought hi

3、m international fame. In the United States Herzog is regarded as one of the greatest novel after the Second World War. Herzog laid a solid foundation for his award. The novel described the spiritual crisis of a Jewish Am

4、erican intellectual. Some ingenious combination of letter form, interior soliloquy, shifting points of view and special narrative time are adopted to enrich the characterization and elucidate the theme. This thesis is th

5、e analysis of the writing techniques in Herzog from the perspective of narratology. The author tries to explore the actual function of writing techniques in Herzog. The thesis falls into five chapters. Chapter one is a b

6、rief introduction to Saul Bellow?s Herzog and narratology. As a Nobel Prize winner, Bellow?s work has a profound theme and special writing technique. Herzog is the representative work of Bellow. Narratology is the major

7、theory support for the thesis, so there is a brief introduction to narratology. French narratologist Gerard Genette makes great contribution to the development of narratology and his Narrative Discourse is a masterpiece

8、which analyzes the literary work with theory of narratology. Genette?s Narrative Discourse is a major theory of this thesis. Chapter two aims at studying the special narrative structure in Herzog. Generally speaking, man

9、y novels contain one or two narrative levels, while the novel Herzog has three narrative levels. Saul Bellow put many rational thinkings and abstract ideology into the special narrative structure with the help of letters