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山西师范大学现代文理学院英语系

美国文学课程论文

 

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LoveinthePavilionVsLoveintheBalcony

---DuLiniang’sVsJuliet’sLoveJourney

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姓名

张莉

院系

现代文理学院

专业

英语教育

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班级

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2008级01班

学号

 

成绩

 

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LoveinthePavilionVsLoveintheBalcony

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---DuLiniang’sVsJuliet’sLoveJourney

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ThePeonyPavilionbyTangXianZuandRomeoandJulietbyWilliamShakespearearetwoextraordinarilysignificantworksaboutfeverishloveoneasternandwesterndramastages.Thetwogreatcontemporarydramatists,wholivedinvastlydifferentculturesofeastandwest,presentedtheirrespectivemasterpiecesalmostatthesameperiod(ThePeonyPavilionin1598,andRomeoandJulietin1596),whichsharedsimilarthemesoftheheroandtheheroine’spursuinggenuineloverelentlessly,eventothesacrificeofdeath.Furtherstudymayhelprevealmoredetaileddifferencesonthehistoricalbackgroundandcreatingbeliefs.Followingthetwofemaleprotagonists’lovejourney,thispaperattemptstorevealthesimilaritiesofseemingly-coincidentschemeandthentracethereasonswhichcausethedifferencesofthetwoworks.

I.Thebackgroundofthetwoworks.

ThePeonyPavilionwaswritteninanerawhenChinawasgoingthrougharigid,repressivestyleofNeo-ConfucianismknownasDaoxue,whichemphasizedproperoutwarddisplaysofbehaviorandritualsintheMiddleandLaterMingDynasty.TangXianzu,alearnedscholar,feltdismayedandsuffocatedwiththesociety,heresignedfromthecourtofficialandthendevotedtotheliteraryworks.

Meanwhileinwesterncountry,EuropeansocietywasgoingthroughtheRenaissance,arevolutionarymovementofadvocacyofhumanism.Shakespearefavoredthefreedomoflove,andthestabilityofsociety,turnedagainstthefamilyfeudandfelthatredforthefeudalaristocracywhichwasaconstantthreattoastablesocialstructure.RomeoandJuliet’spowerofyouthfullovecelebratesthecapacityoflovetoconquerossifiedsocialconventions.Itsfinaltragicendingofthedeathseemstobetheonlyescapetoendfeudofthetwofamiliesinthatsociety.

Inbothtexts,thedeathsofthetwoheroines,botharefromrichandpowerfulofficialfamily,resultfromlovesickness.Theirbehaviorsareregardedasindependentandsomewhatrebellious,giventhecontextinwhichtheplaywaswritten.Thetwobeautifuladolescentssufferfrompaindeeplyintheirlovejourney,andfinallydietouchinglyoflovesickness.

II.DuLiniang’sLoveJourneyVsJuliet’sLoveJourney

A.Sproutingoflove.

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InThePeonyPavilion,DuLiniang’sachingforloveisarousedfirstlybytheancientpoemfromtheBookofOdesaboutnaturalemotionbetweenoppositesexes.Shecannotbearthefeudalethicsanymore,soshestealsoutoftheboudoirandintothefamilygardenforavisit.AndherlovesicknessisderivedfromherdreaminwhichsheencountersthehandsomeLiuMengmei,whoalsogetsmagicdreaminwhichheisforetold,“Mr.Liu,onlywhenyoumeetmewillyouobtainloveandrank”byalady.(Tang4)Thesettingofthisencounterblursthelinebetweenmemoryanddream,alsoitconveysthemessagethatloveandfateisoftenpredestined,whichmaybecommonintheliteraryworksofLaterMingandQingDynastyandcouldbesupportedbyanotherlovestoryofLinDaiyuandJiaBaoyu’sfirstmeetinginDreamofRedMansionbyCaoXueqin.

 Awakeningfromherdream,Liniangbecomeslovesickandrestlessfortheunattainableloveinreality,for“he[LiuMengmei]hadcomewithoutasignanddisappearedwithoutatrace.”(Tang75).ShepleadswithHeavenandlaterlaments,“Ilookedupatthesky,pityandsorrowstainedmyeyes.Whoknowswhatsentimentsaheartcanhold?

Whoknowswhattearscouldhavestealthilyflowed?

”(76)ThisimageassociatingherlifewithperishingpetalsalsosignifiesthatherlifeisdriftingawaybecauseofherloveforMengmei.ThisplotmaybeinconceivableforreadersofdifferentcultureandagetoacceptLiniang’sailmentoftheheartwhichleadstoherdeathresultedfromsuchimaginingreasons.YetwhatTangXianzusaidinhisprefacetoThePeonyPavilionrevealsloveandpassionbetweentheloversaresomewhatunexplainable.

 “Loveisofcourseunknown,yetitgrowseverdeeper.Thelivingmaydieofit,byitspowerthedeadliveagain.Loveisnotloveatitsfullestifonewholivesitisunwillingtodieforit,orifitcannotrestoretolifeonewhohassodied.Andmustthelovethatcomesinadreamnecessarilybeunreal?

Forthereisnolackofdreamloversinthisworld.Onlyforthosewhoselovemustbefulfilledonthepillowandforwhomaffectiondeepensonlyafterretirementfromoffice,isitentirelyacorporealmatter….”

 BotheastandwesthavetheirownlegendsaboutthegodorgoddessofLove.InChinesemythologytherearestoriesabout“theold-man-under-the–moon”whotiesnewbornboysandgirlsdestinedtobemarriedwitharedsilkthread.InRomanmythology,Cupidusesanarrowtoshoottheheartsoflovers.RomeoandJulie’sloveisrepresentedasasuddenmagicspell,Cupid'sarrowstriking,sinceithappenstobothsimultaneously!

Romeoisshocked,stunnedandbewilderedbyJuliet’sbeautyatthefirstsight.SimilarlyJulietisoverwhelminglyattractedtoRomeoasifbyaseeminglymagneticforce.Theirimmenseaffectionforeachotherpoursoutlikeatorrentofwaterinstunninglanguage.LoveinRomeoandJulietisadivinemadness,bothawoundandablessinginwhichnohumanactofchoicewasinvolved.RomeoandJulietfallinloveinvoluntarilyasthoughaforcedrawsthemtogether.Inthebalconyscenewherethecouplemakecleartheirbreast,Julietexpressesherconcern,struggleandpain,“ORomeo,Romeo,whereforeartthouRomeo?

Denythyfatherandrefusethyname.Orifthouwiltnot,bebutswornmylove,AndI’llnolongerbeaCapulet.”(Shakespeare60)Forthefeudbetweenthetwofamilies,whichmaymakeloveunattainable,Julietalsoexperienceslovesickness.

InthePrologue,ShakespearementionsthatthetaleofRomeo’sandJuliet’slovestorywillbefilledwithtribulations,painsanddisasters,evenbea“death-mark’dlove”(31),partlybecauseoftherathermagicalandinexplicablypowerfulmomentoftheirfirstmeetingatthemasqueradeball.

B. Fidelitytolove

InThePeonyPavilionthepredestinedloveandmarriagebetweenLiniangandMengmei’sissooverwhelmingandpowerfulthatLiniangwoulddieforit,yetloveisnotonlyareasonforherdeath,butitisalsoforherresurrection.Afterherdeath,LiniangpassesintotheghostworldandappearsbeforetheNetherJudgeHu.AndbecauseofherbeautyJudgeevenwantstomakeherhisconcubine.EventhoughJudgehasthepowertoburnher,sliceher,grindher,orturnherintothelowestlifeform,sherefusesandthenrevealsthatsheisalwayslongingforlovefromayoungscholarMengmei.TheJudgesaysofheraffectionforMengmeiisa“flagrantdisregardofmaidenlyvirtues”(Tang160),andconfrontsherwiththefactthatherparentsdonotapproveoftheman,orevenknowhim.ObviouslyLiniang’spursuingforlovedoesnotconformtotheacceptedpracticesofthesociety,inwhichagirl’smarriagewasdecidedbyparents’orderandonamatch-maker’swords.Andfeudalethics,especiallychastity,strangledwomenphysicallyandspiritually.Alsowomenweresupposedtobesubmissive.Livinginsuchafeudalsociety,theheroine,Li-niangwasdoomedtosuffertheoppressionofthefeudalethics.Yetshepresentsherselfasastrongwomanwhoactivelypursuesthemanshelovesandrevealsherrebelliousaspectcharacter.

C.Resultoflove

Thetwolovestoriesintheeastandwestdohavesimilarstartingandtotallydifferentending.Oneleadstoahappyreunionandtheotherresultsinheart-brokendeath.

ThusdyingforloveinthetwonearlycontemporarytextsispresentedviadifferentapproachesinWesternandEasternmethodologyworld.AsZeitlinsays,“ConditionedbyWesternnotionsofmimesis,weareaccustomedtothinkofliteratureasanimitationoflife.ThecorrespondingancientChineseviewwouldberatherthatliteratureoriginatesinthehumanhearttomakearesponsetoexternalthings.”(LiQing-jun)ThisexplainsRomeoandJulietandThePeonyPavilionbelongtotwodistinctgenres.

III.Conclusion

Loveisan“eternalsubject”inliteraryworksandhasbeencelebratedbyculturesallovertheworld.ShakespeareandTangXian-zutaketheirownwaystoshowsympathyfortheyoungpeopleinloveandmadeaboldexposureofthecrimecommittedbythefeudalsociety,tocelebratebeautifullovethroughwhichtheyexpressedtheirpoliticalpointofview.What’smore,thetwofemaleprotagonists’couragetopursueloveisgreatlydepictedandglorifiedtoinspireandtouchreaders’heartstrings.Shiftingoureyesfromthepasttothepresent,fromtheliteraturefabricationtotherealworld,wefeelrelievedforthepresentyoungpeoplewhocanshakeoffthefeudalchainsandenjoythefreedomandhappinessoflove,butmeanwhilewecannothelpfeelingconcernedthatsomemaygotoanotherextremeandtakecasualattitudestowardloveandsex.Maybethat’swhythetwogreatworksarestillworthdiscussingtoday.Goingthroughthetimeandspace,theyarealwaystheretoevokethenoblevirtueandlovefromtheheartofpeople,tosublimatethevalueandsignificanceoflove,toguidepeopletoknowaboutthemselvesandthesurroundingsociety,andtoliveaworthylife.

 

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WorksCited

TangXian-zu.ThePeonyPavilionTrans.ZhangGuang-qianTourismEducationPr

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