ヘミングウェイにおける海と浪 : カタストロフィーの技巧

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• Around Hemingway's description of the sea, there swirls the afterimage of the Prussian blue sea of Japonism drawn by the Impressionists/Post-Impressionists and imagist poets like H.D. Generally speaking, Hemingway would often make a story by connecting catastrophic scenes of which images of a Japonistic sea was a typical example. It may be said that it is a skill all of his own and it forms a part of a unique charm of his literature.

• 2004-11-30

著者

• 音在 謙介

  政経学部

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