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題 名 | Wilfred Owen and His Three Antiwar Poems=威爾福瑞德歐文和他的三首反戰詩 |
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作 者 | 洪孝美; | 書刊名 | 正修學報 |
卷 期 | 10 1997.07[民86.07] |
頁 次 | 頁13-19 |
分類號 | 873.51 |
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語 文 | 英文(English) |
中文摘要 | 本文討論英國名戰爭詩人 Wilfred Owen (威爾福瑞德歐文1893-1918)以及他的 三首反戰的詩。身為一個思想深入而且還具有親身參戰經驗的人,他遺留了許多有關戰爭的 曠世警語。他詩作的技巧是那麼純熟,以至於他的詩都那麼直入而不需藉諸於複雜的隱喻。 他的詩大部分是反戰的。他一面抗議戰爭的殘忍與醜陋,一面反駁那些歌頌戰爭而且鼓勵人 們盲目為國捐軀的人。 在 "The Send-off" 一詩中,歐文生動地描畫出有挫折感而且疲憊的年輕士兵被送走,而且 他們並不知道目的地是何方前線。然而他們已註定會喪命。在 "Dulce Et Decorum Est" 一 詩中,歐文破除了那個聖戰的老謊言。 在 "Anthem for the Doomed Youth" 一詩中,歐文 描述士兵們在槍林彈雨中枉然喪命,借此強調的乃是戰爭的一無是處。 |
英文摘要 | This essay discusses Wilfred Owen (1893-1918), a great English antiwar poet, and three of his poems. As a profound thinker having firsthand experience with war, he leaves behind many urgent warnings. He is so skillful in the art of poetry that his poems convey harmonies in their straightforwardness without resorting to complicated metaphors. A great portion of his poems are antiwar. On the one hand, he protests against the cruelty and grotesque nature of war; on the other hand, he rebukes those honoring wars and encouraging people to die blindly for their country. In "The Send-off", Owen paints a vivid scene of frustrated and exhausted young soldiers sent off without knowing their designated battle front; nevertheless, they are already doomed to die. In "Dulce Et Decorum Est", Owen dispels the old lie that War is divine. In "Anthem for Doomed Youth", Owen emphasizes the futility of wars by describing soldiers dying in vain when shells rain down on them. |
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