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1、精选优质文档-倾情为你奉上大众文艺58day forward, Buck lived for that man. After being with this man for quite some time, Buck started to hear a call from far away. He started paying more and more attention to this call. He went out for days at a time searching for its source. This call was the call of the wild. He h
2、ad a will to go off and be with other dogs .He felt the urge to be freeform man and catch his own food. One day, Buck finally left for good. He was excepted by a pack of wolves who treated him like a wolf himself. And so the transformation was complete. Buck had changed from a dog, to a beast of nat
3、ure. Bibliographies 1London Jack. The Call of the Wild.MNew York: Airmont PublishingCo.Inc,1964.2Pizer,Donald.American Realism and Naturalism.MShanghai: Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press,2000.3The New Encyclopaedia Britannica,15th ed.1993.4蒋承勇(主编).欧美自然主义文学的现代阐释.M上海：复旦大学出版社,20025柳鸣九.自然主义大师佐拉.
4、M上海：上海文艺出版社,1989作者简介孙海晶（1983年-），女，满族，河北省遵化市人，北京第二外国语院，英语专业OHenry, one of the three most famous short-storywriters in the world, enjoys equal status with Chekhov and Maupassant. His short stories are famous for its unexpected ending, as well as their exquisite conception. OHenrys sympathy for the poo
5、r social underdogs, his eulogy of human virtues.es and exposure of human evils are highlighted as the keynote of his works. Humanity endows his works with perpetual artistic charm. His short stories are typicallyAmerican, portraying various types of people in the UnitedStates.1 The Main Theme of OHe
6、nrys Works1.1Human Virtues In his works, OHenry presents the panorama of the American people to readers with ironic and humorous tone. OHenry is sympathetic with the poor; he praises the human virtues and denounces human defeats. Humanity, as the eternal theme of OHenrys works, endows his works with
7、 perpetual artistic charm. Human being has many virtues from ancient times to the present. They are kind, brave, honest, hard-working, polite, thrifty, generous, and hospitable and so on. Some people pay a great deal in order to maintain these virtues, they sacrifice their own happiness even life fo
8、r the lofty love and friendship; they help others without asking for rewards and regard it as a pleasure; they give up their own treasure and chance to others etc. Such people bring love and fine things to the world; they are the ones who endow the world with light and hope.1.2 Human Evils Human bei
9、ngs have many defects, too. Sometimes they are lazy, rapacious, gluttonous, officious, vain, arrogant, shameless, cowardly, impetuous etc. They benefit themselves at the expense of others, they never show mercy and sympathy to the poor in order to make money, they realize their own aims by hook or b
10、y crook etc. Their evil deeds make the world vicious. By exposing the human defects and the dark sides of the world, OHenry wants to awaken peoples conscience and deepest desire for all good things, so that people can use their efforts to save and cleanse the wholeworld.2 Features of Language of OHe
11、nrys Works2.1 Figure of Speech2.1.1 MetaphorIn OHenrys writings, metaphor is another feature which is worth mention.” A symbol differs from a metaphor in that its application is left open as an unstated suggestion, whereas the metaphor ties a concrete image to an identifiable abstract quality. ”The
12、image in metaphor represents specific meaning. But the symbolic image remains indeterminate in its possible meanings; it is usually a substantial image in its own right, around which further significances may gather according to differing interpretations. The metaphor under discussion here does not
13、mean that as a rhetorical device or figure of speech, though the metaphorical sentences as wonderful as the one “Manhattan, the night-blooming cereus, was beginning to unfold its dead-white, heavy-odored petals ”teem in OHenrys short stories. What is to be probed is the metaphor exploited as a skill
14、 in story-writing. In the third branch of Roads of Destiny, the hero David Mig not is a shepherd, but he is too indulged in writing poems to take enough care of his sheep. The flock steadily grows smaller and his wife keeps on complaining. Then one of his friends introduces him to a learned man call
15、ed Georges Bril, David asks Monsieur Bril to read his poems, because he wants to know if he shall write more or give his attention to his sheep. When Monsieur Bril has read all the verses, he concludes that David has no talent for poem-writing. Inorder to tell the harsh truth in a mild way,he asks D
16、avidto look at the crow in the tree. Instead of commenting on the poems directly, Monsleur Bril praises the crow that is content with his lot. In this metaphorical way he advises David tactfully not to try to write poems any more. David sees the point and feels discouraged. He goes back home and thr
17、usts his poems into the stove. Hearing the rustle of the欧亨利短篇小说的主题思想和语言特点张明洋1刘映雪2（1.长安大学人文学院西安 2.沈阳师范大学旅游管理学院沈阳）【摘要】欧亨利是美国二十世纪初期最著名的短篇小说家之一。他的作品有趣而又意味深长，反映了当时美国的社会现实。并且他的作品因其奇巧的艺术构思，出其不意的结尾而著称。他的作品散发人性美与人情美的芳香。本论文将分析欧亨利作品的主题思想以及从修辞层面和写作技巧方面分析他的作品的语言特点。【关键词】欧亨利；短篇小说；主题思想；语言特点【Abstract】OHenry is one o
18、f the greatest American short story writers of the 20th century. His short stories, depicting American society of his time, are both interesting and thought-provoking. And his short stories are famous for its unexpected ending, as well as their exquisite conception. His works was full of the beauty
19、of human nature and the human interest. This thesis intends to analyze the main themes and features of OHenrys works from rhetoric aspect and writing techniques.【Keywords】OHenry；short story；main theme；features of language文艺评论大众文艺58day forward, Buck lived for that man. After being with this man for q
20、uite some time, Buck started to hear a call from far away. He started paying more and more attention to this call. He went out for days at a time searching for its source. This call was the call of the wild. He had a will to go off and be with other dogs. He felt the urge to be free from man and cat
21、ch his own food. One day, Buck finally left for good. He was excepted by a pack of wolves who treated him like a wolf himself. And so the transformation was complete. Buck had changed from a dog, to a beast of nature. Bibliographies1London Jack.The Call of the Wild.MNew York: Airmont PublishingCo.In
22、c,1964.2Pizer,Donald.AmericanRealismand Naturalism.MShanghai:Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press,2000.3The New Encyclopaedia Britannica,15th ed.1993.4蒋承勇(主编).欧美自然主义文学的现代阐释.M上海：复旦大学出版社,20025柳鸣九.自然主义大师佐拉.M上海：上海文艺出版社,1989作者简介孙海晶（1983年-），女，满族，河北省遵化市人，北京第二外国语院，英语专业OHenry, one of the three most famo
23、us short-storywriters in the world, enjoys equal status with Chekhov and Maupassant. His short stories are famous for its unexpected ending, as well as their exquisite conception. OHenrys sympathy for the poor social underdogs, his eulogy of human virtues and exposure of human evils are highlighted
24、as the keynote of his works. Humanity endows his works with perpetual artistic charm. His short stories are typically American, portraying various types of people in the UnitedStates.1 The Main Theme of OHenrys Works1.1Human VirtuesIn his works, OHenry presents the panorama of the American people to
25、 readers with ironic and humorous tone. OHenry is sympathetic with the poor; he praises the human virtues and denounces human defeats. Humanity, as the eternal theme of OHenrys works, endows his works with perpetual artistic charm. Human being has many virtues from ancient times to the present. They
26、 are kind, brave, honest, hard-working, polite, thrifty, generous, and hospitable and so on. Some people pay a great deal in order to maintain these virtues, they sacrifice their own happiness even life for the lofty love and friendship; they help others without tasking for rewards and regard it as
27、a pleasure; they give up their own treasure and chance to others etc. Such people bring love and fine things to the world; they are the ones who endow the world with light and hope.1.2 Human Evils Human beings have many defects, too. Sometimes they are lazy, rapacious, gluttonous, officious, vain, a
28、rrogant, shameless, cowardly, impetuous etc. They benefit themselves at the expense of others, they never show mercy and sympathy to the poor in order to make money, they realize their own aims by hook or by crook etc. Their evil deeds make the world vicious. By exposing the human defects and the da
29、rk sides of the world, OHenry wants to awaken peoples conscience and deepest desire for all good things, so that people can use their efforts to save and cleanse the wholeworld.2 Features of Language of OHenrys Works2.1 Figure of Speech2.1.1 MetaphorIn OHenrys writings, metaphor is another feature w
30、hich is worth mention.” A symbol differs from a metaphor in that its application is left open as an unstated suggestion, whereas the metaphor ties a concrete image to an identifiable abstract quality.” The image in metaphor represents specific meaning. But the symbolic image remains indeterminate in
31、 its possible meanings; it is usually a substantial image in its own right, around which further significances may gather according to differing interpretations. The metaphor under discussion here does not mean that as a rhetorical device or figure of speech, though the metaphorical sentences as won
32、derful as the one “Manhattan, the night-blooming cereus, was beginning to unfold its dead-white, heavy-ordered petals” teem in OHenrys short stories. What is to be probed is the metaphor exploited as a skill in story-writing. In the third branch of Roads of Destiny, the hero David Mig not is a sheph
33、erd, but he is too indulged in writing poems to take enough care of his sheep. The flock steadily grows smaller and his wife keeps on complaining. Then one of his friends introduces him to a learned man called Georges Bril, David asks Monsieur Bril to read his poems, because he wants to know if he s
34、hall write more or give his attention to his sheep. When Monsieur Bril has read all the verses, he concludes that David has no talent for poem-writing. In order to tell the harsh truth in a mild way, he asks Davidto look at the crow in the tree. Instead of commenting on the poems directly, Monsleur
35、Bril praises the crow that is content with his lot. In this metaphorical way he advises David tactfully not to try to write poems any more. David sees the point and feels discouraged. He goes back home and thrusts his poems into the stove. Hearing the rustle of the欧亨利短篇小说的主题思想和语言特点张明洋1刘映雪2（1.长安大学人文学
36、院西安 2.沈阳师范大学旅游管理学院沈阳）【摘要】欧亨利是美国二十世纪初期最著名的短篇小说家之一。他的作品有趣而又意味深长，反映了当时美国的社会现实。并且他的作品因其奇巧的艺术构思，出其不意的结尾而著称。他的作品散发人性美与人情美的芳香。本论文将分析欧亨利作品的主题思想以及从修辞层面和写作技巧方面分析他的作品的语言特点。【关键词】欧亨利；短篇小说；主题思想；语言特点【Abstract】OHenry is one of the greatest American short story writers of the 20th century. His short stories, depicti
37、ng American society of his time, are both interesting and thought-provoking. And his short stories are famous for its unexpected ending, as well as their exquisite conception. His works was full of the beauty of human nature and the human interest. This thesis intends to analyze the main themes and features of OHenrys works from rhetoric aspect and writing techniques.【Keywords】OHenry；short story；main theme；features of language文艺评论专心-专注-专业