博碩士論文 88122008 完整後設資料紀錄

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DC.contributor英美語文學系zh_TW
DC.creator劉燈zh_TW
DC.creatorDeng Liuen_US
dc.date.accessioned2002-6-13T07:39:07Z
dc.date.available2002-6-13T07:39:07Z
dc.date.issued2002
dc.identifier.urihttp://ir.lib.ncu.edu.tw:88/thesis/view_etd.asp?URN=88122008
dc.contributor.department英美語文學系zh_TW
DC.description國立中央大學zh_TW
DC.descriptionNational Central Universityen_US
dc.description.abstract本論文將藉由細讀韓波、卡夫卡及波赫士的作品,來探討文學中憂鬱的不同氣質。這些作品寄望藉由使用語言來成就詩歌、抵達某種目的地,或者尋得意義,卻每每無法達到。而憂鬱便來自於作品中所傳達的沉思,以及其所帶來的挫折。第一章探討的是韓波 (Arthur Rimbaud) 的《醉舟》(_Le bateau ivre_)。韓波的這首詩,充份體現他曾宣示的詩學,亦即詩人應該要經歷一切、化作一切。然而在此同時,該詩也預視了此份企圖的註定失敗,亦即班雅明 (Walter Benjamin) 所稱的「靈光消逝」 (the fading of aura; _der Verfall der Aura_),以及波特萊爾 (Charles Baudelaire) 所稱「感應」(_correspondances_) 的消失。第二章關注的是卡夫卡的短篇故事《無限長的旅行》(_Der Aufbruch_)。韓波寄望能抵達某種新生,然而卡夫卡的故事卻對此寄望存疑。除此之外,該文也相當程度地翻轉了海德格 (Martin Heidegger) 所謂「語言之聲」(the call of language; _der Ruf der Sprache_) 的想法。海德格認為「語言之聲」是詩歌創造力的源頭,但那並不總和我們同在,因此我們必得時時「走向語言之途」。卡夫卡的故事卻說,追尋不斷、不停地離開,而沒有任何抵達的可能。第三章則將前述的諸多論點,帶進波赫士 (Jorge Luis Borges) 的《巴別圖書館》(_La biblioteca de Babel_)。故事的敘事者,為我們述說了人在面對一座無邊無際的圖書館時,所感到的挫折,而這種挫折是韓波和卡夫卡都體認到的。這座「圖書館」為我們帶來各種的不可能,而班雅明認為這種種不可能,恰是卡夫卡寫作中的重要主題。另一方面,波赫士的敘事者提出了不同的想法,認為他的寫作,終有一天會與人再度相遇,讓他的寫作得到意義。這種想法為即將來到旅程盡頭、深思而受憂鬱所苦的旅者/作者,帶來了令人存疑的希望。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractThis thesis is based on close readings with the goal of defining the different qualities of literary melancholy in Rimbaud, Kafka, and Borges: the pensive reflections and the frustrations in the face of the impossibility of writing poetry, reaching a goal, or finding a meaning by the use of language. Chapter One sets up the discussion by showing that Arthur Rimbaud’’s "The Drunken Boat" (_Le bateau ivre_) manifests his own poetic program that one ought to experience all and become everything. The poem, however, is also a premonition of the failure of such ambition, what Walter Benjamin designates as the fading of the "aura" and of the Baudelairean _correspondances_ (poetic echoes). Chapter Two focuses on "The Departure" (_Der Aufbruch_), a short story by Franz Kafka. Not only does this story pose doubts on Rimbaud’’s hope of reaching somewhere new, it is also a twist on Heidegger’’s view that the "call" of language -- the source of poetic creativity -- is apart from us and therefore one must set on a journey to seek it. "The Departure" undermines such view by suggesting that only seeking persists and there is perhaps no such thing as a reaching. Chapter Three brings these views together into Jorge Luis Borges’’s "The Library of Babel" (_La biblioteca de Babel_). The narrator of the story relates to the frustrations one experiences in a limitless Library, which are shared by Rimbaud and Kafka. In particular, the Library presents us with various kinds of impossibilities that Benjamin finds a major subject in Kafka’’s writing. Nevertheless, Borges’’s narrator proposes a different view that his writing may one day be "re-encountered" by someone, thus justifying his act of writing. This gives questionable hope to a pensive, melancholic traveler-writer near the end of his journey.en_US
DC.subject韓波zh_TW
DC.subject卡夫卡zh_TW
DC.subject波赫士zh_TW
DC.subject班雅明zh_TW
DC.subject海德格zh_TW
DC.subject憂鬱zh_TW
DC.subjectKafkaen_US
DC.subjectBorgesen_US
DC.subjectBenjaminen_US
DC.subjectHeideggeren_US
DC.subjectmelancholyen_US
DC.subjectRimbauden_US
DC.title韓波、卡夫卡、波赫士:憂鬱的三種不同樣貌zh_TW
dc.language.isozh-TWzh-TW
DC.titleRimbaud, Kafka, Borges: Three Different Qualities of Melancholyen_US
DC.type博碩士論文zh_TW
DC.typethesisen_US
DC.publisherNational Central Universityen_US

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