Synopsis of The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway

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《太阳照常升起》,海明威于1926年出版的小说。

这个标题来源于《传道书》中的一个悲观的段落,表达了与战后态度一致的愤世嫉俗的幻灭。这部作品的外文版标题是“嘉年华”。

“醉酒时和清醒时一样迷人”的布雷特·阿什利夫人,正在欧洲大陆旅行,等待离婚,以便嫁给迈克尔·坎贝尔。她的其他随从包括美国报社记者杰克·巴恩斯(Jake Barnes);他的朋友比尔·戈顿;美国犹太小说家罗伯特·科恩;和一个古怪的希腊伯爵。科恩厌倦了他的情妇弗朗西斯·克莱恩,爱上了布雷特,尽管布雷特和科恩的其他熟人从来没有谁对科恩产生任何真正的感情。该团队离开巴黎前往西班牙远足,在那里他们参观了潘普洛纳的狂欢节。他们是斗牛的狂热粉丝,在仪式场面中发现了一种神秘的精确之美。布雷特和杰克相爱了,但很不幸,因为战时受伤使他失去了性能力。她又爱上了一个年轻的斗牛士佩德罗·罗梅罗,并和他私奔了;为了发泄私愤,在把杰克、迈克尔和罗梅罗通通狠狠揍了一顿后,科恩愤然离去。当罗梅罗想娶她时,布雷特决定回到迈克尔身边,因为他才与自己般配。她告诉杰克,“我们本来可以在一起度过如此美好的时光,” 而杰克最后告诉她,“是的。这么想想不是很好吗?”

Synopsis of The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway

The Sun Also Rises, novel by Hemingway published in 1926.

The title is derived from a pessimistic passage in Ecclesiastes, expressing a cynical disillusion in keeping with the postwar attitude. The English title of the work is Fiesta.

Lady Brett Ashley, 'as charming when she is drunk as when she is sober,' is traveling on the Continent,waiting for a divorce in order to marry Michael Campbell. Among her other satellites are Jake Barnes, an American newspaper correspondent; his friend Bill Gorton; Robert Cohn, an American Jewish novelist; and an eccentric Greek count. Cohn is weary of his mistress, Frances Clyne, and falls in love with Brett, although neither she nor his other acquaintances feel any real affection for him.The group leave Paris for an excursion in Spain, where they visit the fiesta at Pamplona. They are enthusiastic fans of the bullfights,finding in the ritualistic spectacle a mysterious beauty of precision. Brett and Jake are in love, but unhappily, because a wartime injury has emasculated him.She falls in love with a young bullfighter, Pedro Romero, with whom she elopes; and Cohn departs,expressing his anger by beating Jake,Michael,and Romero. When Romero wants to marry her, Brett decides to

return to Michael, who, is one of her own kind. She tells Jake, 'we could have had such a damned good time together,' and he

concludes,'Yes. Isn't it pretty to think so?'

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