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摘要:本文从米勒在威廉姆斯诗歌中的“在场”概念出发,将短语视为一种特定的接近世界的方式,揭示了艺术形式之间的差异,即它们如何呈现和呈现什么内容的差异。作为一个主要的例子,它关注的是威廉姆斯的《雪中的猎人》(The Hunters in The Snow),出自布鲁盖尔的作品。
Ekphrastic Copresence: “The Hunters in the Snow” as a Style of Poetic Access
ABSTRACT:This article departs from J. Hillis Miller’s notion of “copresence” in Williams’s poetry to consider ekphrasis as a specific mode of access to the world, revealing differences between art forms as differences between how and what they make present. It focuses, as a primary example, on Williams’s “The Hunters in the Snow,” from Pictures from Brueghel.