The Prodigal Son in Elizabethan Literature

A. Jack
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This chapter considers the influence of Roman comedies, such as those of Terence, on the development of a Prodigal Son tradition in Elizabethan literature. It is argued that the potential danger of rebellion against authority, and fears about change and its consequences in a period of stability following religious and economic upheaval, offer a context in which the parable might be meaningfully adapted. The ubiquity of the paradigm is explained in the light of this historical setting, and the tendency for writers to identify with the figure of the Prodigal is explored.
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伊丽莎白时代文学中的浪子
这一章考虑了罗马喜剧,如特伦斯的喜剧,对伊丽莎白文学中浪子传统发展的影响。有人认为,在宗教和经济动荡之后的稳定时期,反抗权威的潜在危险,以及对变革及其后果的恐惧,为这个寓言提供了一个有意义的改编背景。在这一历史背景下解释了这种范式的普遍性,并探讨了作家对浪子形象的认同倾向。
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