博納富瓦詩歌中的死亡主題

1、學(xué)校代碼：10270 分類號：I565 學(xué)號：132200108 碩 士 學(xué) 位 論 文 博納富瓦詩歌中的死亡主題 學(xué) 院 ： 人 文 與 傳 播 學(xué) 院 專 業(yè) ： 比 較 文 學(xué) 與 世 界 文 學(xué) 研 究 方 向 ： 法 國 文 學(xué) 與 翻 譯 研究生姓名 ： 黃 斐 悅 指 導(dǎo) 教 師 ： 李 建 英 教 授 完 成

2、日 期 ： 2 0 1 6 年 0 6 月 Shanghai Normal University Master Philosophy Abstract II Abstract Yves Bonnefoy (1923 - ), is a French poet and essayist, generally acknowledged as the most important poet of his generation

3、. Bonnefoy has been honored with a number of domestic and overseas prizes, most notably the Prix des Critiques in 1971, the Balzan Prize (for Art History and Art Criticism in Europe) and hid name is regularly mentioned a

4、mong the prime favorites for the Noble Prize.His works have been of great importance in post-war French literature, at the same time poetic and theoretical, examining the meaning of the spoken and written word. Central t

5、hemes in Bonnefoy’s work are existence, nature, death, and the role of poetry. He is a poet who do not see poems merely as verbal constructions, words have a transcendental meaning for him. He uses simple images – house,

6、 stone, tree, desert, wind, fire, water, - but they are part of the complex spiritual dimension beyond the present moment and the fleeting perception. Throughout his career, Bonnefoy has been concerned with the relations

7、hip between reality and the task of poetry. Conception is deceptive; permanence and immutable identity characterize abstract concept, whereas existence is marked by finitude and death. This essay will do the research int

8、o the death theme of Bonnefoy’s works, mostly his poems. Three parts are divided. The first part will briefly introduce the writing and the ideas on death in the history of western literature, analyze the reason which ca

9、use the writer’s thoughts of death, and explain his idea on it. The second part will use the method of close reading to analyze three collections of poem written by Bonnefoy, included Du movement et de I’immobilitéd

10、e Douve, Hier ré gant dé sert, and Pierre é crite. By characterizing those images from these collections, this chapter will discuss their performance in explaining the theme of death. The third and last pa

11、rt, integrated with the texts, will interpret the difference and the relationship between these three collections, and make a whole vision about Bonnefoy’s death theme in his poems, furthermore to explain the meaning of