学位专题

封面
声明
摘要
Abstract
Contents
Introduction
Chapter One When Art Intersects Life：Realistic Components in Nine Stories
1．America in the 1950s：Glory and Uncertainty
2．Soldier Salinger：Writing as Survival
3．Salinger’s Study of Zen Buddhism：Writing as Religion
Chapter Two Radical Innocence：Nine Stories as an Anti-Bildungsroman
1．A “Slight” Rebellion off Novel*2：Short Story Cycle as the Form
2．Characters Inverted*：Loveless Semi-Adults vs．Redemptive Children and Adolescents
3．Down to Banality*：At the Moments of Redemption
Chapter Three Significance Understated：What Salinger’s Silence Speaks
1．Silence as Salinger’s “Right Living” as a Human Being
2．Silence as Salinger’s “Right Expression” as an Artist
Conclusion
Works Cited
Acknowledgements