[문학] seize the day
- 최초 등록일
- 2005.02.04
- 최종 저작일
- 2005.02
- 6페이지/ 한컴오피스
- 가격 1,000원
목차
1. 전반적인 줄거리
2. Dr. Adler에 대한 성격 묘사
3. Tommy Wilhelm에 대한 성격 묘사
4. Catherine에 대한 성격 묘사
5. Alienation and Loneliness ( 주 제 )
6. Point of View (style)
7. Middle-Class Family Life and Suburbia in the 1950s ( historical context )
8.critical overview
9. Wilhelm's Struggle to Understand His Connection with Others
10. Ozick Seizes Bellow
11. Saul Bellow's Broadway
12. Talking Heads: The Novels of Saul Bellow
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9. Wilhelm's Struggle to Understand His Connection with Others
Seize the Day is the story of one day, or more precisely the daylight hours of one day, in the life of Tommy Wilhelm, formerly Wilhelm Adler. In his mid-forties, unemployed, separated from his wife and children, and at odds with his father, Wilhelm feels alienated and alone in the world. His story is, as critics have often noted, a search for self, but it is also a search for connection with others. Ironically, he will only truly understand himself and feel connected to others when he comes to the full realization of how alone he really is, and how isolated all people truly are.
Throughout the book, Wilhelm is surrounded by the aged and dying, a fact that emphasizes his own feelings of isolation. Though only in his...
10. Ozick Seizes Bellow
The New Criterion is the Dow Jones of cultural journals, where "high" art is always gaining, and the touchstone of literary greatness might just as well be Shakespeare's First Portfolio. Yet Cynthia Ozick's essay on Saul Bellow's 1956 Seize the Day in a recent issue (September 1995) made me think first not of official culture's sour exhalations but of Beauty and the Beast.
The story goes that Greta Garbo once gave a private screening of Jean Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast in her apartment. Beauty passed through her ordeal, she and the newly restored prince fell into each other's arms, the kingdom sprang back into shape. The film stopped rolling. Some seconds passed. Then, rising in a slow, silky...
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