时时刻刻-与-达诺维夫人的互文性研究.docx

本科毕业论文题 目 An Intertextual Study of The Hours and Mrs. Dalloway学院外国语学院专业英语年级2012级学号姓名指导教师成绩二〇一六年六月OutlineThesis: It has both the cultural significance and aesthetic significance to study The Hours and Mrs. Dalloway with intertextuality.Ⅰ. IntroductionⅡ. The Intertextuality of Images in the Two WorksThe Theory of Intertextuality and its developmentFlower一Ornament and Self-Awareness(June)Morning一The New BeginningⅢ. The Intertextuality of Main Characters in the Two WorksVirginia Woolf一The Writer of Mrs. DallowayLaura Brown一The Reader of Mrs. DallowayClarissa Vaughan一The Modern Mrs. DallowayⅣ. ConclusionAbstractMichael Cunningham is a famous contemporary American writer. The Hours is his representative work which was modeled on Virginia Woolfs Mrs. Dalloway and published in 1998. This novel narrate Virginia, Laura, and Clarissas event in a single day emotionally, while the three of them are from different times. This thesis attempts to interpret It by using the intertextuality which was first put forward by the French post-structuralism scientist Julia Kristeva in 1966, and explores the relationship between The Hours and Mrs. Dalloway. This thesis aims at studying intertextual and stimulating readers interests on classic works with a new perspective and elaborations and spreading Michael Cunninghams works with the intertextuality theory which contributes to understanding and adopting this new writing technique.An Intertextual Study of The Hours and Mrs. DallowayMichael Cunningham is a famous American novelist, he was born in 1952 in the southwest of Cincinnati, Ohio and he grew up in California. Cunningham graduates from Stanford University with a bachelors degree in English literature and later he learns in Iowa State University. He is granted a masters degree in Aesthetics. He published A Home at the End of the World and Flesh and Blood that win him the Whiting Writers Award in 1995. He published his masterpiece The Hours in 1998. Next year he won the Pulitzer Prize f