Dickens-雾都孤儿-人物赏析.pptx

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1、Demon&AngelAnAnalysisofNancy’sCharacterinOliverTwist亦正亦邪的矛盾体—《雾都孤儿》南希形象剖析By翻译1521吕敏史淑颖Intro–CharlesDickens(1812-1870)CharlesDickenswastheforemostEnglishnovelistoftheVictorianera,aswellasavigoroussocialcampaigner.Notableworks：《Greatexpectations》《DavidCopperfield》《OliverTwist》Aboutthepl

2、otofOliverTwistWorkat the coffin-maker’s shopInLondon,betrainedasapickpocketAdoptedbyaniceoldmanRecapturedbythe“pickpocketgroup”BadguysgetthepunishmentandOliverTwistreleasefromthesuffering.IsNancyademonoranangel？Nancy’sDemonPartⅠ.AsapickpocketⅡ.ForhermasterFaginⅢ.ForherloverBillSikesⅣ.

3、RecaptureofOlivertwistNancy’sAngelPartBesympathetictowardsOliverRemindofherownlong-lostinnocenceRecognizeevilinherselfReasonsforNancy’sDoubleCharacter1.Socialbackgroundatthattime2.ThedoublecharactersofCharlesDickensNancy’sparadoxicalvalueandphilosophy1.Socialbackgroundatthattimetherapi

4、deconomicdevelopment,serioussocialproblemsandearth-shakingchangesoftheindustrialrevolution.thenthedeprecationofculturalvalueandinterpersonalindifferencecomes.thepoorandunfortunateofworkingclassisunderthecoverofthisprosperityandwealth,tomakealivingDickens’swritingtechniquealsoincludestw

5、oaspects,oneistouserealismbrushworktorevealthehypocrisy,greed,brutalityofsocialupperandbourgeois.Theother,hestilleulogizeshumannatureofthetrue,thegoodandthebeautiful,looksforwardtomorereasonablesocietyandabetterlifewithidealismandromantic.2.ThedoublecharacterofCharlesDickensHiswholechi

6、ldhoodwasfullofinsecurityandlackofpartisansmadehimfeellonelier.Miserablerealitymadehisheartfulloffearandhavingnoalternative.HelovedthenicethingsinlifesuchasgameandamateurishdramaDickenswhobecamefamouscouldnotbeartowalkpastthedoorofthefactorywherehelaboredduringhischildhoodagainsoasnott

7、oevokepainfulmemoriesunbearabletorecall.Inaword,unmercifulcapitalexploitationcausedseriousresult,whichhadbecomedecadentsituationbeyondretrievalofBritishruler.Nancywasonlytheembodimentofthousandsofunemployedmanandhomelesspeopleabove.3.Nancy’sparadoxicalvalueandphilosophyOnehand,thephi