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研究生: 梁重光
Liang, Zhong-Guang
論文名稱: 葛雷姆.葛林小說「權柄與榮耀」中的基督教因素
指導教授: 戴維揚
Dai, Wei-Yang
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 英語學系
Department of English
論文出版年: 1982
畢業學年度: 71
語文別: 英文
中文關鍵詞: 葛雷姆.葛林全柄與榮耀宗教意識罪人聖人基督外國語文英文語言學
英文關鍵詞: GRAHAM-GREENE, THE-POWER-AND-THE-GLORY, RELIGIOUS-SENSE, SINNER, SAINT, CHRIST, FOREIGN-LANGUAGE, ENGLISH, LINGUISTICS
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • The main concern of thisis is to analyze the religious sense rooted in The
    Power and the Glory, and to prove that Graham Greene is a Catholic
    writer. In this novel, the failing but fascinating whisky priest enacts
    the role of Christ by abandoning his only chance to escape only to
    administer the last rites to a dying robber. Even though he knows it is
    a trap set by the police and he will be caught for sure, yet he
    determines to help the dying man. In many ways the protagonist is a
    representative of modern man, who is always undergoing the spiritual
    journey and suffering from temptation as well as severe moral judgment.
    The whisky priest's life ends up in failure in his own judgment; his
    martyrdom. however, achieves power and golry for god.
    Is the interctory ctapter a brief biographical background of Graham Greene
    is , is to this partlcular novel with other works. Also includes in this
    are Creene's favorite themes of pursuit and betrayal, and using priest
    character in his novels.
    Chapter II is devoted to examining the parallel relationship between the
    novel and The Passion Narrative. Many a Biblical allusion is traced,
    compared, explained and reconstructed in order to relate the whisky
    priest to Jesus Christ. In this chapter, the protagonist is understood as
    bearing three types of characters in himself: sinner, saint, and Christ.
    Chapter III unfolds the typical Greeneland in the land ot Tabasco. It is
    an abandoned world in which people are alienated from one another. The
    focal points are placed on inquiring into the mutual relationship between
    abandoned locale and loneliness of heart, and examining the theme of
    abandonment as a leitmotif recurring in the story.
    The focus of Chapter VI is on the ambiguity in the novel and the stance
    Greene takes. Human nature, in this story, is delineated as a mixture of
    black and white, and it is the very place where saint and sinner meet.
    The whisky priest embodies the complex side of human nature.
    The concluding chapter is an overall assessment of the previous chapters.
    I conclude this thesis by reaffirming the eminent contribution of Greene
    as a Catholic novelist.

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