The Research On The Image Narration Of Shi Tie-sheng’ Works

The paper was based on Shi Tie-sheng’s narration of "image".In the narrative ethics of imagery,the narrative is not only the process but also the purpose," imagery" is both ways and effect.Mr.Shi finished his personal narrative in this kind of way.He expressed his thoughts,and inspired others at the same time.The thesis included three chapters:The first chapter discussed the textual representation of imagery narration in Shi Tie-sheng’s works.I divided the "image group" into three categories: color image,life image and space-time image.The color image was highlighted as green,white,etc.,which mainly comes from the life experience of disability.Life image included "Rebirther","seekers","others",white birds,the male deer and bull,they mainly refered to mysterious also absurd fate and destiny.Time and space imagery included "twenty-one years","Sunday","south","wall",etc.,which involved the human predicament of original sin: loneliness,pain and fear.The second chapter discussed the generation of imagery narration in Shi tie-sheng’s works.On the basis of literary forms,it mainly included the following four types: one is the repeat of image(the same image appears repeatedly in the same text and the same image in different text repeated).The Second is the overlap of content(the overlapping psychological mood and the confused plot makes overlapping characters,eventually formes the work content gives us confused feelings).The third is the collage of the text.The fourth is the polyphonic structure and sound.The third chapter discussed the spiritual meaning of imagery narration in Shi tiensheng’s works.First of all,the imagery narration language makes Shi tie-sheng’s works permeated with a strong sense of poetry and temperament.Secondly,the image-oriented narrative approach was conducive to express the paradox and absurdity of life.Thirdly,the imagery narration was also the fundamental problem of the philosophy about "the meaning of life",and it also reflected the humanistic feelings of the author.