The View Of War In Alexievich's Novels

This paper is based on the Russian War literature and tradition,takes Winner of the2015 Nobel Prize in Literature Alexievich's war novels The unwomanly face of war,Last witnesses: an oral history of the children of World War II and Zinky boys as the main research object,analyzes the characteristics of the works of Alexievich and explores the writer's view of war and its origins.This paper puts Alexievich's war novels into the perspective of Russian War literature and Russian humanistic culture to analyze the text,combs and summarizes Alexeievich's concept of war,and explores not only the author's description of the subject,but also the inheritance and breakthrough of Russian War literature in terms of image setting and using language.In accordance with the non-fiction documentary principle and the nolinear narrative,Alexievich focuses on the suffering of the war witnesses through the individualized language,observes the cruel nature of war from the perspective of women and children,and contains complex and profound anti-war thoughts.On the one hand,writers regard war as the tragic history of the Russian people to break the sacred war myth;on the other hand,through the fierce conflict between war and humanity,the writer deeply thinks and examines the tragedy core of war,and tries to realize human reason.Spiritual return.Alexievich is deeply inspired by her own life experience and the literary tradition of the Russian war.Her works focus on shaping the image of "little people" in war,and regard war as a mirror to show real life and reflect the tragic fate of the characters.Through the consideration of human values through war,it has a strong humanitarian sentiment,and has injected a fresh blood into the Russian war literature at the end of the 20 th century,and made certain contributions to the development of Russian war literature at the end of the 20 th century.