New Discussion about “Cannot Be Defeated”
—Read The Old Man and the Sea from the Perspective of Ecocriticism
—Read The Old Man and the Sea from the Perspective of Ecocriticism
Author(s)
Qi Han*
ABSTRACT
Hemingway’s representative work The Old Man and the Sea is a milestone great work in the history of literature, and the typical works successfully describing the relationship between man and nature. Since published, after generations of review, in the 1990s, ecocriticism aimed at discussing about the relationship between the literature and the natural environment was born. In the new round of literary criticism, people attached great importance to the masterpiece. People love the novel. The symbolic novel mainly describing the nature not only has countless achievements in the past, but also is energetic today.
Hemingway’s representative work The Old Man and the Sea is a milestone great work in the history of literature, and the typical works successfully describing the relationship between man and nature. Since published, after generations of review, in the 1990s, ecocriticism aimed at discussing about the relationship between the literature and the natural environment was born. In the new round of literary criticism, people attached great importance to the masterpiece. People love the novel. The symbolic novel mainly describing the nature not only has countless achievements in the past, but also is energetic today.
KEYWORDS
The Old Man and the Sea, Ecological Literature, The Relationship between Literature and the Natural Environment
The Old Man and the Sea, Ecological Literature, The Relationship between Literature and the Natural Environment
Cite this paper
Han, Q. (2015) New Discussion about “Cannot Be Defeated”
—Read The Old Man and the Sea from the Perspective of Ecocriticism. Open Journal of Social Sciences, 3, 196-199. doi: 10.4236/jss.2015.312022.
Han, Q. (2015) New Discussion about “Cannot Be Defeated”
—Read The Old Man and the Sea from the Perspective of Ecocriticism. Open Journal of Social Sciences, 3, 196-199. doi: 10.4236/jss.2015.312022.
References
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[1] Schaeffer, F.A. (2011) Pollution and the Death of Man: The Christian View of Ecology. Appendix, Tyndale House Publishers, Wheaton, 97-115. [2] Hemingway, E., Translated by Zhang, J.P. (2002) Green Hills of Africa. Shanghai Translation Publishing House, Shanghai. [3] Jiang, G.H. (2004) Ecological Literature Has a Brilliant Future. People’s Daily, 2004-06-29. [4] Kurtsinger, C., Translated by Zhou, G.Z. (1983) Hemingway & Gellhorn, Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House, Hangzhou.