for the postmodern context looking and salvation（为后现代语境和救赎）.docVIP

For the Postmodern Context looking and salvation Abstracts: enter the period of late capitalism, self-concept change significantly in the post-modern society, the self or individual has come to an end. Murayama Murakami novel in which the hero that well reflects the self is lost in the post-modern society, can not find sense of social existence, can not find their own meaning, so in the protagonist starts step by step to find the meaning of life, which is looking for are often based on a fortuitous opportunity to start. lt;lt; gt;gt; the hero of A Wild Sheep Chase published a postcard there is a back with the star streaks of sheep, of this opportunity to set their foot on the Wild Sheep away find themselves to gain self-redemption. Paper Keywords: modern; self-looking, self-salvation Haruki Murakami’s novels exposed the Japanese post-industrial era urban youth in the process of dematerialization oppressed showed subhealth psychological expose the ugly nature of the highly developed capitalist society in this society, people often do not clear goals, no clear meaning in life, the future is a confused, human subjective self deconstruction have died, and even claimed that the main main extinction and crushing is an important feature of the post-modern novel, for itself, has no clear definition, he is who, why you want to survive in this world, what is the meaning of existence. itself constantly thinking, and finally found all just futile it all makes no sense, existence is meaningless. Haruki Murakami novel hero to the lack of a sense of social existence, so they began trying to find, but they are not looking for the outside world, but to find their own inner world, it would not last formed a vain, which reflects the main “internal”, the period of late capitalism, cultural evolution, the main demise, the main body is dead. gt;gt; “A Wild Sheep Chase, the hero of this task Wild Sheep does not clear its causes, its meaning, Sheep process even as a long-h