论多恩诗歌中“灵”符号的表征.pdf

Contents Contents Descriptive Abstract in Chinese I English Abstract II Introduction 1 Chapter One Psyche with Constant Love 13 1.1 Tension between Physical Love and Spiritual Love 14 1.2 Combination into Love of Body and Spirit 18 Chapter Two Apparition for the Doubt of Love 23 2.1 Suspicion from Women on Love 24 2.2 Suspicion of Infidelity by the Form of Apparition 27 Chapter Three Holy Spirit with Sublimating Love 30 3.1 Confusion about the Faith 30 3.2 Desire for the Salvation from Holy Spirit 33 Conclusion 38 Works Cited 40 Acknowledgements 43 Informative Abstract in Chinese 44 Résumé and Publications since Entering the Program 48 IV Introduction Introduction John Donne (1572 – 1631), a pioneering poet of Metaphysical school, is an English poet, preacher and a major representative of the metaphysical poets in English Renaissance. One important thing to remember about him is that he was born into an old Roman Catholic family, at that time anti-Catholic feelings in England was in height and Catholics were subjected to constantly by the Elizabethan secret police. For his faith barred him from many of usual avenues of success, he later betrayed his Faith and converted to an Anglican. In 1615, Donne was ordained into the Church of England, and became Dean of St Paul‟s Cathedral in 1621. Before Donne converted his faith, he had to make his way in the world indirectly by wit, charm, learning, valor, and above all. Except for the intellectual curiosity, he read enormously in divinity, medic