地方主义者:作者气质,一般功能

Bram Lambrecht
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两战之间荷兰文学的最新研究在很大程度上重新评价了地区或农村文学的类型。这一领域的现有研究主要集中在区域语篇的主位动机和修辞结构上,而本文旨在将语篇研究与语境研究相结合。它希望通过将地域体裁的功能与地域作家在其作品之外的气质或权威的建构联系起来来实现这一目标。这里有一个典型的例子:典狱长乌姆(Edward Vermeulen饰),一个曾经成功但现在被遗忘的佛兰德民间作家和地方主义者。本文分析了维穆伦在自传文献和访谈中是如何体现百科全书和艺术权威的。这两种形式的文学外权威是一种手段,可以保证维穆伦地域作品的信息性和纪实性的有效性以及审美功能。通过这种方式,本文不仅关注了很少被记录的、因此极易被忽视的地区作者本人的声音,而且还掌握了这些自传体作品,将地区文本置于更广阔的语境中。此外,本文对地域作家及其作品的审美抱负和功能的关注,可能会让我们对一种通常被认为是他律的体裁有一个新的认识。
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Warden Oom, Regionalist: Authorial Ethos, Generic Functions
Abstract Recent scholarship in Dutch literature of the interwar years has revalued to an important degree the genre of regional or rural literature. Whereas existent research in this field mainly zooms in on the thematic motives and rhetorical structures of the regional text, this paper aims at combining a textual and contextual approach. It hopes to do so by linking the functions of the regional genre to the construction of the regional author’s ethos or authority outside his oeuvre. One author here functions as a representative case in point: Warden Oom (Edward Vermeulen), a once successful but now forgotten Flemish folk writer and regionalist. This paper analyzes how Vermeulen, in autobiographical documents and interviews, embodies both an encyclopedic and an artistic authority. These two forms of extra-literary authority are a means to guarantee, so the argument goes, the efficacy of the informative and documentary as well as the esthetic functions of Vermeulen’s regional oeuvre. In this way, this paper not only pays attention to the rarely documented and therefore highly neglected voice of the regional author himself but it also grasps these autobiographical writings to situate the regional text in its broader context. Moreover, this article’s focus on the esthetic ambitions and functions of the regional author and his oeuvre may shed a new light on a genre which is usually considered to be heteronomous in the first place.
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