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1、中文题目：浅谈《太阳依旧升起》的主题提纲:英文题目：MajorthemesofTheSunAlsoRisesTheSunAlsoRisesisa1926novelwrittenbyAmericanauthorEmestHemingwayaboutagroupofAmericanandBritishexpatriates（流了良者）whotravelfromParistotheFestivalofFermininPamplonatowatchtherunningofthebullsandthebullfights・Anearlyandenduring（不朽的）modernist

2、novel,itreceivedmixedreviewsuponpublication・Hemingwaybiographer（口传作家）JeffreyMeyerswritesthatitis"recognizedasHemingway'sgreatestwork1',andHemingwayscholar（学者）LindaWagner・Martincallsithismostimportantnovel.ThenovelwaspublishedintheUSinOctober1926bythepublishinghouseScribner's・Ayearlater;in19

3、27,theBritishpublishinghouseJonathanCapepublishedthenovelinEnglandwiththetitleofFiesta（喜庆日，嘉年华）・Sincethenithasbeencontinuouslyinprint・《太阳依旧升起》是美国作家米勒尔•海明威在1926年写的一部小说Hemingwaybeganwritingthenovelonhisbirthday（21July）in1925,finishingthedraft（草稿）manuscript（手写彳7）barelytwomonthslaterinSeptember

4、.Aftersettingasidethemanuscriptforashortperiod,heworkedonrevisions（彳修订）duringthewinterof1926・ThebasisforthenovelwasHemingway's1925triptoSpain.Thesetting（背景）wasuniqueandmemorable（值得记忆的力showingtheseedy（不愉快的）cafelifeinParis,andtheexcitementofthePamplona（〕賂纠）festival,withamiddlesectiondevotedto

5、（用J：）descriptionsofafishingtripinthePyrenees（比利牛斯山）1水）•EquallyuniquewasHemingway'ssparewritingstyle,combinedwithhisrestraineduseofdescriptiontoconvey（表达）characterizationsandactionzwhichbecameknownastheiceberg（冰山）theory（理论）・Onthesurfacethenovelisalovestorybetweentheprotagonist（故事的主角）JakeBarn

6、es—amanwhosewarwoundhasmadehimimpotent—andthepromiscuousdivorceeLadyBrettAshley.Brett'saffairwithRobertCohncausesJaketobeupsetandbreakoffhisfriendshipwithCohn;herseduction（诱惑）ofthe19-year-oldmatador（斗牛士）Romero（罗梅）causesJaketolosehisgoodreputation（名声）amongtheSpaniards（四班if人）inPamplona.Thenov

7、elisaromanaclef;thecharactersarebasedonrealpeopleandtheactionisbasedonrealevents.Inthenovel,Hemingwaypresentshisnotion（观点）thatthe"LostGeneration"（迷惘的一代）,consideredtohavebeendecadent（颓废的）,dissolute（放荡tl勺）andirretrievablydamagedbyWorldWarI,wasresilientands