封面
声明
中文摘要
英文摘要
目录
Introduction
Chapter OneTrauma Theory and the Origins of O’Neill’s Trauma
1.1 The Definition of Traumaandthe Development of Trauma Theory
1.2 Personal Trauma and Collective Trauma
1.3Family’s Disharmony as the Origin of O’Neill’sPersonalTraumas
1.4Historical Context as the Origin of O’Neill’s Collective Traumas
ChapterTwoPersonal Traumas and Collective Traumas in Eugene O’Neill’sLong Day’s Journey into Night
2.1O’Neill’s Memories aboutPersonal Traumas
2.2O’Neill’s Memories aboutCollective Traumas
ChapterThreeSymbolicImagesof Erasing O’Neill’s Traumatic MemoriesinLong Day’s Journey into Night
3.1 The Fog Image—Mary’s Escape from Reality
3.2The Sea Image—O’Neill’s Habitat of Soul
3.3The Alcohol Image—a Method of Self-narcosis for the Three Men
3.4Other Images
ChapterFourO’Neill’s Tragic Outlook on Life after a Traumatic Journe y
4.1 The Strong Force of Man’s Fate 4.1.1 Predestination of Mary’sFate
4.2 Binary Oppositions of Life
Conclusion
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