Abstract
摘要
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 Variations of Clive’s Ethical Identities
1.1 A Lonely Bachelor rather than A Lover
1.2 An Egoist instead of A True Friend
1.3 A Cheater out of a Genius Composer
Chapter 2 Reasons for Clive’S Ethical Identity Variations
2.1 Dislocation of Clive’s Ethical Identities
2.2 Wbakness of Clive’s Ethical Values
2.3 Chaos of Clive’s Ethical Environment
Chapter 3 Authorial Intentions in Clive’s Ethical Identity Variations
3.1 McEwan’s Anxiety about Familial Ethical Crisis
3.2 McEwan’s Satire on Current Civilized Society
3.3 McEwan’s Appeals for Ethical Reconstruction
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
声明