萨拉·利德曼对原罪的世俗解读

IF 0.1 3区文学 0 LITERARY THEORY & CRITICISM

PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE Pub Date : 2021-06-29 DOI:10.1353/phl.2021.0006

Nora Hämäläinen

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摘要：本文在小说组曲《铁路》中深入探讨了瑞典作家萨拉·利德曼现代性史诗的小说世界，重点探讨了她对原罪和堕落的世俗重新诠释，以及她对人类生存的根本痛苦的再现，背景是社会变革、自由主义希望和贪婪的资本主义。它认为利德曼的思想是对Iris Murdoch所呼吁的那种新的原罪概念的一种建议。

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Sara Lidman's Secular Reading of Original Sin

Abstract:This paper takes a plunge into the novelistic universe of Swedish writer Sara Lidman's epic of modernity in the novel suite The Railway, focusing on her secular reinterpretation of original sin and the fall, and her rendering of the fundamental agonism of human existence, set in a frame of social change, liberal hope, and voracious capitalism. It considers Lidman's thinking as a suggestion for the kind of new conception of original sin that Iris Murdoch called for.

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