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麦克提格中喜剧因素及其艺术效果研究-a study of comedy factors and their artistic effects in mcteague

M.A. T M.A. Thesis of Chongqing University TABLE OF CONTENTS III III TABLE OF CONTENTS 中文摘要 I ABSTRACT III HYPERLINK \l _bookmark0 CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250004 CHAPTER TWO EFFECT OF THE COMIC ON CHARACTER LEVEL 7 HYPERLINK \l _bookmark1 COMIC CHARACTER OF MCTEAGUE 7 HYPERLINK \l _bookmark2 SUPERIORITY AND SYMPHATHY 9 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250003 CHAPTER THREE EFFECT OF THE COMIC ON THEMATIC LEVEL 14 HYPERLINK \l _bookmark3 THE COMIC ON THEMATIC LEVEL 14 HYPERLINK \l _bookmark4 NATURALIST DETERMINISM AND COMIC FREEDOM 18 HYPERLINK \l _bookmark5 CHAPTER FOUR EFFECT OF THE COMIC ON PLOT LEVEL .. 23 HYPERLINK \l _bookmark6 COMIC PLOT OF MCTEAGUE 23 HYPERLINK \l _bookmark7 STRAIN AND FLEXIBILITY 26 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250002 CHAPTER FIVE CONCLUSION 32 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250001 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 37 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250000 WORKS CITED 38 M.A. T M.A. Thesis of Chongqing University Chapter One Introduction PAGE PAGE 10 Chapter One Introduction Benjamin Franklin Norris (1870-1902), usually acknowledged as the leader of the American naturalism, is an outstanding American writer in the nineteenth century. Though he lived only to thirty-two years old, he is a prolific writer, composing one poem, three collections of short stories, eight novels and fifty-five critical essays. As “the native bugler of American literature movement of naturalism, respected and admired deeply by American writers and historians” (French 1), he introduced Zola’s experimental novel positively, adding the tragic color to American literature field of that days which ever advocated the positive writing style and presented a “smile” America to the public. Thus he is also viewed as a “pioneer of ‘recrimination’ in American literature movement” (Marchand 222) at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth century. Norris was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. His father was a wealthy Chicago merchant, and his mother was vaguely literary. Influenced and guided by