| 约翰·福尔斯在其有名小说法国中尉的女人中经由过程三个迥然分歧的开头，向读者展现了男主人公查尔斯因为本身在人生的途径上所做出的三种分歧的决定而招致的三种判然不同的人性命运，法语毕业论文，进而提醒出选择在人生中的主要性。整篇小说弥漫着存在主义的自在不雅。经由过程剖析比拟三种开头的可托性，终究在第三种开头中，读者熟悉到，只要解脱各类成规旧俗，不诱骗本身的心灵，自力自立地做出人生选择，并永久的求索之，才会终究取得自负、自在而快活的人生，亦即第三种开头甚至整篇小说的寄意。本文从三方面阐述该小说的第三种开头是最可托的开头。第一章，法语毕业论文，从小说文原来剖析，第三种开头是最可托的开头。第二章，从存在主义哲学来剖析，第三种开头是最可托的开头。第三章，从作者福尔斯自己来剖析，第三种开头是最可托的开头。 Abstract: John Fowles in the famous novel the French Lieutenant's Woman "by the beginning of the process in three divided, the reader to show the hero Charles because itself in the way of life of three different decision incurred by three disparate human destiny, and to remind the choice in life. The whole novel is full of existential freedom. Through the analysis of the process of three at the beginning of the trustworthiness of analogy, after all, in the beginning, readers are familiar with to, as long as free all kings of old customs, not lured the mind, independent independent make life choices, and permanent pursuit, will eventually get confident, at ease and happy life, namely the third beginning and even the entire novel send Italy. This article from the three aspects of the third kinds of the beginning of the novel is the most open. In the first chapter, from the original analysis of the novel, the third is the beginning of the most reliable. In the second chapter, from the perspective of existentialism philosophy, the third kind of opening is the beginning of the most reliable. The third chapter, from the author Fowles himself to analyze, the third is the beginning of the most open. 目录: Introduction 8-15 Chapter Ⅰ From the Novel Itself, the Third Ending is the Most Credible One 15-32 ⅰ: Charles is Basically a Conventional Hero 16-21 ⅱ: Sarah is a Symbol of Freedom 21-23 ⅲ: Charles‘ Irretrievable Social Status 23-32 Chapter Ⅱ From Existential Point of View, the Third Ending is the Most Credible One 32-44 ⅰ: Existence Precedes Essence 32-37 ⅱ: Individual Responsibility and Freedom 37-44 Chapter Ⅲ From the Author’s of Viewpoint, the Third Ending is the Most Credible One 44-51 ⅰ: John Fowles‘s Love of Freedom 44-47 ⅱ: Fowles’s Influence by Existentialism 47-51 Conclusion 51-53 Notes 53-54 References 54-56 Bibliography 56-58 |
