论《霍克斯默》中的后现代空间建构观念

外国文学研究 ›› 2017, Vol. 39 ›› Issue (5): 63-73.

论《霍克斯默》中的后现代空间建构观念

肖锦龙

出版日期:2017-10-25 发布日期:2022-06-15
作者简介:肖锦龙,文学博士,南京大学文学院教授,主要从事英国文学和西方当代文论研究。
基金资助:
国家社科基金项目“英国后现代小说形式变革研究”（13BWW047）

The Concept of the Postmodernist Spatial Construction in Hawksmoor

Xiao Jinlong

Online:2017-10-25 Published:2022-06-15
About author:Xiao Jinlong, Ph.D. in literature, is professor at School of Liberal Arts, Nanjing University (Nanjing 210023, China). His major areas of study include British literature and Western literary theory. Email:xiaojl600115@sina.com
Supported by:
“Research on Formal Renovation of British Postmodernist Novels” (13BWW047), sponsored by National Social Science Fund of China

摘要/Abstract

内容摘要： 英国当代杰出作家阿克罗伊德的代表作《霍克斯默》有一个突出特色就是聚焦于伦敦的一大空间景观,即六座基督教大教堂。作品表面上表现的是人们建构空间景象和空间物体的过程和情景,实质上用文学隐喻方式揭示了世界空间的建构法则。作品明确表达了阿克罗依德的后现代空间建构观念,深刻反映了西方当代知识界关于空间的最新看法,具有重大思想认识价值。

关键词: 阿克罗依德, 后结构主义, 空间

Abstract: The contemporary distinguished British writer Peter Ackroyd's magnum opus Hawksmoor has an outstanding feature, that is, the focus on the six Christian churches, a spatial landscape of London. On the surface, the novel represents the situation and process of people's construction of spatial image and objects. But in essence, it discloses the construction law of the world space in a literary metaphor. It clearly expresses Ackroyd's concept of postmodernist spatial construction and reflects the latest view on space in the contemporary Western intellectual field, which is of great ideological value to us.

Key words: Peter Ackroyd, post-structuralism, space

肖锦龙. 论《霍克斯默》中的后现代空间建构观念[J]. 外国文学研究, 2017, 39(5): 63-73.

Xiao Jinlong. The Concept of the Postmodernist Spatial Construction in Hawksmoor[J]. Foreign Literature Studies, 2017, 39(5): 63-73.

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