封面
声明
致谢
中文摘要
英文摘要
目录
Introduction
0.1 The Research Background, Objectives and Significance
0.2 The Literature Review on Contemporary American Prose Poetry
0.3 The Research Contents, Methods and Theoretical Framework
Chapter One A Brief Survey of Postwar American Prose Poetry
1.1 The 1950s and the 1960s—the Poetic Diversity and Prose Poetic Renaissance
1.2 The 1970s and the 1980s—the Individual Writings of Prose Poetry in the Postmodern Context
1.3 The 1990s and the 2000s—the Postmodern Narrativity of Contemporary American Prose Poetry
Chapter Two The Personal Mental Inward Narration—the“Object”Prose Poetry
2.1 The Contemporary American“Object”Prose Poetry
2.2 The Narrativity of“Object”Prose Poems
2.3 The Postmodernity of“Object”Prose Poems
2.4 Rethinking Postmodern Narrativity—the Personal Mental Inward Narration
Chapter Three The Soul-Sublimating Philosophic Narration—the“Allegory”Prose Poetry
3.1 The Contemporary American“Allegory”Prose Poetry
3.2 The Narrativity of“Allegory”Prose Poems
3.3 The Postmodernity of“Allegory”Prose Poems
3.4 Rethinking Postmodern Narrativity—the Soul-Sublimating Philosophic Narration
Chapter Four The Fragmentary and Splitting Narration—the“Autobiography”Prose Poetry
4.1 The Contemporary American“Autobiography”Prose Poetry
4.2 The Narrativity of“Autobiography”Prose Poems
4.3 The Postmodernity of“Autobiography”Prose Poems
4.4 Rethinking Postmodern Narrativity—the Fragmentary and Splitting Narration
Conclusion
0.1 The Main Findings and Implications of Investigating Contemporary American Prose Poetry
0.2 The Current Limitations and Further Suggestions of Research
参考文献
AppendixⅠ:Chapter Two:Robert Bly’s“Object”Prose Poems
AppendixⅡ:Chapter Three:Russell Edson’s“Allegory”Prose Poems
Appendix Ⅲ:Chapter Four:Lyn Hejinian’s“Autobiography”Prose Poems