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| Title: | 《玫瑰紋身》中薩拉菲娜的苦難與成長
Suffering and Transformation of Serafina in The Rose Tattoo |
| Authors: | 高學賢
Kao, Hsueh-Hsien |
| Contributors: | 姜翠芬
Jiang, Tsui-Fen
高學賢
Kao, Hsueh-Hsien |
| Keywords: | 人物塑造
人性
苦難
象徵
崇拜
成長
Characterization
Humanity
Suffering
Symbolism
Worship
Transformation |
| Date: | 2019 |
| Issue Date: | 2020-03-02 10:56:43 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 田納西・威廉斯的作品：《玫瑰紋身》並不像他其他的作品富有盛名，然而《玫瑰紋身》與上述所說的劇本不同之處為：它是一部更樂觀及讓人發笑的喜劇。威廉斯在劇中使用大量的象徵手法，也呈現劇中的荒誕(Grotesqueness)與酒神元素(Dionysian elements)，並討論其文化背景對角色雕塑的影響。
本論文探討《玫瑰紋身》中不斷重複與誇飾的象徵手法之解析，特別是與「玫瑰相關」的象徵。威廉斯透過大量使用「玫瑰」的象徵完成了劇中主人翁：薩拉菲娜・德拉蘿絲的人物塑造，他向我們介紹了這位不完整並且苦命的女性主角。同時透過相同的手法他也帶出了薩拉菲娜人格中最大的問題：她對「丈夫崇拜」的極端與沈溺。在這篇論文中我嘗試使用佛洛伊德的防禦機制理論來解釋薩拉菲娜對於丈夫出軌的現實醜惡的逃避和拒絕，以及他是如何壓抑自己的性慾，進而導致他與她的女兒蘿莎受盡苦難。在本劇的最後，薩拉菲娜終於從悲劇的人生解脫。她的成長不僅只是從幻想回到現實，更是一種對人性深刻的理解。本論文旨在呈現威廉斯精彩的人物塑造，以及作者精準描述主人翁在苦難後仍能堅強成長並且從獲新生。
The Rose Tattoo (1951), composed by Tennessee Williams, is not his very famous play, yet it still stands out from the rest of his plays as it is a rather optimistic comedy. Symbolism is largely used in this play along with the discussion of the grotesqueness, the Dionysian elements, the global and cultural context.
This thesis focus on the analysis of the repetitive and ambivalent “rose-related” symbolism in the play. By excessively using these symbols, Williams introduces the
incomplete and sad female protagonist, Serafina Delle Rose. The usage of the excessive symbolism also brings out her biggest problem: her over-indulgence on husband-worship. With the help of Freudian theory of the defense mechanism, I try to elaborate how Serafina denies the ugly truth of her husband’s adultery and confines
her sexual desire, and makes her along with her daughter, Rosa, suffer. In the end of the play, Serafina can finally liberate herself from the tragic situation. Her transformation is not merely an awakening from illusion to reality, but also the realization of humanity. Finally, this thesis intends to connect our sympathy with Serafina’s suffering; moreover, it seeks to present Williams’ successful characterization of Serafina’s thriving and transforming into a happier and more fulfilled person. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
英國語文學系
105551004 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0105551004 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
| DOI: | 10.6814/NCCU202000217 |
| Appears in Collections: | [英國語文學系] 學位論文
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