中韩古典文学中狐狸性别形象的变迁及与女性的相关研究

发布时间：2018-06-19 12:19

本文选题：古典文学 + 变身神话　；参考：《四川外国语大学》2013年硕士论文

【摘要】：对于狐狸形象的多重性认识在古典文学中常有体现，中韩古典文学变身神话中，以狐狸为题材的故事占很大比例，其中关于狐狸形成及其意象更是千变万化，狐狸的变身也使我们可以看到从最初的男性或中性开始逐渐演变为女性。从肯的的意义上来讲，狐狸被赋予的形象有贤妻良母或者多产的形象，从否定意义上来讲，则是淫妇和恶女的形象，虽然被赋予的形象非常多样化，但在文学作品中常以上述两种极端化形象登场。狐狸与女性间的相互变异是基于深受东亚文化圈佛教思想和儒家思想影响的家长制度及男尊女卑思想，而西方则与之不同，无论是从宏观的角度还是微观的角度，对狐狸形象的认识都与当时所处的时代背景和历史息息相关，而这种时代背景下，从渗透在其中的文化宗教气息中，也能感受到时代对女性地位和价值的认识，乃至今日，，这种认识仍然存在一定的影响。本论文以中韩古典文学中出现的狐狸形象为研究对象，通过狐狸形象的变迁过程，来揭示不同时代背景下对女性形象认识的变化。
[Abstract]:The multiple cognition of fox image is often reflected in classical literature. In the transfiguration myth of Chinese and Korean classical literature, the story of fox as the subject matter accounts for a large proportion, among which the formation of fox and its image are even more varied. The fox's transformation also allows us to see the gradual evolution from the first male or neutral to female. In Ken's sense, the fox was given the image of a good wife, a good mother or a prolific mother, but in a negative sense, the image of a prostitute and a wicked girl, although the image given was very diverse. However, these two extreme images are often used in literary works. The variation between foxes and women is based on the patriarchal system and the idea of inferiority of men and women, which are deeply influenced by Buddhism and Confucianism in East Asia, but different in the West, whether from a macro or a micro perspective. The understanding of fox image is closely related to the background and history of the times, and under this background, from the cultural and religious atmosphere permeated in it, we can also feel the understanding of the status and value of women in the times, and even today, This awareness still has some influence. This paper takes the fox image in the classical literature of China and Korea as the research object, through the vicissitude of the fox image, to reveal the change of the female image under the different times background.
【学位授予单位】：四川外国语大学
【学位级别】：硕士
【学位授予年份】：2013
【分类号】：I106;I0-03

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