| This thesis is prepared to expound Brother introducing Bachkin's carnivalistic theory,in ananlysic of Brother's epiumeanism on surface level and popularizing carnivalism in depth.The author approaches it using the method of influential study the contributors to the carnivalistic narration of the story.Except for preface and conclusion,the entire thesis consisits of 3 chapters.Departure from traits on surface level of text narration of Brother in chapterâ… , the author points out that the test is teemed with vulgar scenes and extraordinary characters,and language too,appears vulgarized.Following Bachkin's carnivalistic theory,chapterâ…¡â…£exposes what is benethe surface description of camivalism,which is the advocation and popularization of carnivals' innermost.Carnivalism is primarily expresses in two aspects within the text.On the hand,Carnivalism is trandlated into a subversive and analytical power,exposing critics upon political ideology and subversion of traditional writing and asnethics principles and resistance to industrial civilization.On the other hand,the text approaches, on levels,the Bachkin's novel thoery featuring structurally large dialogues and complarity of tones with dialogues standing at its core.Therefore,it is affirmative with multi-linguistic dialogues from the perspective of its value with oppostion to one-sided monologue.Chapterâ…¢analysis on contributions to carnivalism carnivalistic narration does not come from nowhere,childhood experiences and memories of hometown are inspirations for Brother's unique narration style.External influences,including Bachkin's carnivalistic theory and Lerab and Tosyersky's workS,exterted crucial effects on the formation of his style.Meanwhile chinese social transformation and ideological emancpation in the 8os' and 9os' of the 20th century provided him opportion,which serve as realistic reasons for his carnivelistic narration.Integreted anelysis in the thesis is a disscussion on the formation of the formation of Yu Hua's carnivalistic culture 8 individual psychological mechanism. |