他们都去寻找美国了:海明威的《在我们的时代》中的永久流亡

Eric Vanderwall
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摘要:《在我们的时代》是一部以故事和小插曲形式呈现的具有凝聚力的作品,讲述了永久的流亡和对美国的寻找。这种放逐在故事和小插曲中上演,贯穿了整个系列。在一些佯装和复杂的情况下,叙事的运动是从美国的过去到流亡(包括国内和国外),中间故事的归国失败,在国外流亡的恢复,回到美国之后是流亡的最后一步,集合的最后一行表达了来到美国的愿望,“美国”是它的最后一个词。
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They’ve All Gone to Look For America: Perpetual Exile in Ernest Hemingway’s In Our Time
Abstract:In Our Time can be interpreted as a cohesive work, presented in stories and vignettes, dealing with perpetual exile and the search for America. This exile plays out within stories and vignettes and over the course of the collection. With some feints and complications, the movement of the narrative is from America's past into exile (both internal and abroad), failed homecoming in the middle stories, a resumption of exile abroad, and a return to America followed by a final move into exile, with the collection’s last line expressing a desire to come to America and “America” as its final word.
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