声明
致谢
Introduction
Chapter 1 John Barth’s Parody and its Dual Nature of Negation
1.1John Barth’s parody and its characteristics
1.1.1 The“Exhaustion”and“Replenishment”of literature
1.1.2 John Barth’s Parody
1.2Negation Pattern in Carnivalisque Parody and its Dual Nature
Chapter 2 Degradation and Depreciation of Heroes
2.1Mythic and High Mimetic Mode Heroes and Degraded Non-heroes
2.2 Degradation of Perseus in Chimera
2.2.1 The Degradation of Perseus
2.2.2 The significance of Degradation
Chapter 3 The centralization of the Peripheral Character
3.1 Reversed Role Settings and Narration Voice
3.2 The Centralization of Dunyazadiad in Chimera
3.2.1 The images and functions of Dunyazadiad
3.2.2 The Significance in Dunyazadiad’s Voice and Her Awakening
Chapter 4 Dramatization and Bathos of the Original Ending
4.1 Common Sense Ending and Unexpected Surprise
4.2 Dramatization and bathos in Chimera
4.2.1 Plot Development in Chimera
4.2.2 The Significance of Bathos
Conclusion
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