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摘要
在Elias Canetti和Thomas Bernhard的叙事中,女性扮演着一个特殊而相似的角色。这些角色从来都不是唯一的主角,而是与男性人物相对应的角色,他们经常被男性人物征服和边缘化。因此,本文的目的是考察和比较Canetti的《Die Blendung》和Bernhard的《Das Kalkwerk and Ja》中男性角色支配和利用女性形象的不同方式,试图强调两位作者作品中的异同。
Männliche Macht e Weibliche Ohnmacht? Declinazioni della sottomissione femminile in Thomas Bernhard ed Elias Canetti
Women play a specific and analogous role in the narrative of Elias Canetti and Thomas Bernhard. Such characters never appear as the only protagonists, but provide a counterpart to male figures, by whom they are often subjugated and marginalized. It is therefore the aim of this article to examine and compare the different ways in which the male characters of Canetti’s Die Blendung and Bernhard’s Das Kalkwerk and Ja dominate and exploit female figures, in an attempt to emphasize similarities and differences in the works of the two authors.
期刊介绍:
“Studia austriaca” (e-ISSN 2385-2925) is an international journal devoted to the study of Austrian culture and literature. It is published annually, in the spring, as an online, open access, peer-reviewed journal hosted by Università degli Studi di Milano under OJS (Open Journal Systems). The international character of the journal is emphasized by the breadth of its Editorial Board and by the commitment to publish essays not only in German and Italian, but also in English and other European languages.