客观对应物理论在艾略特早期诗歌中的应用

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1、TheApplicationof“ObjectiveCorrelative"TheoryinT．S．Eliot’SEarlyPoetrySupervisor：ChenQingxunAThesisSubmittedtoForeignLanguagesCollegeShanghaiNormalUniversityInPartialFulfillmentoftheRequirementsforDegreeofMasterofArtsinEnglishLanguageandLiteratureMarch2013IIY哪帆2m2吣8

2、帆㈣44叭8圳0帆“客观对应物’’理论在艾略特早期诗歌中的应用奎彗亍忌导师：陈庆勋上海师范大学外国语学院文学硕士学位论文2013年3月AbstractThomasStearnsEliot(1888—1986)，agreatpoet，criticandplaywrightinthetwentiethcentury,asavanguard，hemadegreateflbrtstoopenupawayformodernpoetry．Hispoetryandpoeticsareinfluentialintheliterarycir

3、cle，notonlyinhistimes，butalsonowadays．Hisfamousearlypoetics，includingtheoriesontradition，impersonality,and“objectivecorrelative”etc．areobviouslymanifestedinhisearlypoetrycreation．Becauseofhis“objectivecorrelative’jtheoryhasnotbeenstudiedsystematically,andmanyofhis

4、earlypoemshavenotbeenstudiedathome，thisthesisprobestotheoriginsofthe“objectivecorrelative’‘theoryandtriestostudyhisearlypoetryfromanewperspective--theapplicationofhis“objectivecorrelative”theory．andanalyzestheuseandeffectsofthreemostrepresentative。‘objectivecorrel

5、atives”．metaphysicalconceits．allusionsandsymbolsThearticulationof‘’objectivecorrelative”theoryisnotaccidental，whichisoriginatedfromEliot’Seducationbackgroundincludinghisphilosophystudyandhisextensivereadingofmanypoets’works，bothancientandmodern，likeMetaphysicalpoe

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7、onstohispoetrycreation．“Objectivecorrelative’’theoryistheweapontofightagainstthevagueexpressioninromanticpoetry．Throughtheuseofmetaphysicalconceits，allusionsandsymbols，regardedasformulaofthatparticularemotion，theimpersonalitycanbeachieved．Ofcourse，differenttechniq

8、uesproducedifferenteffects，SOtheeffectsofthesetechniquesarestatedrespectively．Thethesisconsistsfourchapters．ChapterOneistheIntroduction，whichconsiststhr