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The Mirror Has Two Faces: Contradictory Reflections of Donkeys in Western Literature from Lucius to Balthazar

机译:镜子有两张脸:从卢修斯到巴尔萨扎尔的西方文学中对驴的矛盾反思

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Simple SummaryI argue that cultural representations of donkeys arise from the contradictory philosophies that underpin western society. Donkeys have invariable been used symbolically in a negative way in early western literature which has affected our ongoing attitudes towards them: used as allegories for human nature, their own remains largely hidden. Tracing literary representations of donkeys reveals not only their conflicting origins but also how they developed over time. Understanding how these representations have affected our treatment of donkeys may lead to a better appreciation of the actual animals.
机译:简单总结我认为,驴的文化表现形式源于支撑西方社会的矛盾哲学。驴在西方早期文学中一直被否定地象征性地使用过,这影响了我们对它们的持续态度:它们被用作人类天性的寓言,而在很大程度上仍被隐藏。追踪驴的文学表现形式不仅揭示了它们相互矛盾的起源,而且揭示了它们随着时间的发展。了解这些表示如何影响了我们对驴的治疗,可能会更好地欣赏实际的动物。

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