德里罗《白噪音》中的物叙事
On the Narrative of Things in Delillo’s White Noise
摘要: 在唐·德里罗的小说《白噪音》中，出现了大量“物”的描写，有日常之“物”，给人类健康带来危害，令人恐惧之“物”，还有看似能给人带来希望的“灵性”之“物”。小说从头至尾对“物”的描写，使读者处处体会到“物”的强大力量。正是这种物性的张力，推动了叙事的发展。唐·德里罗独具匠心的描写，打破了传统的叙事角度，突出了“物”在小说中的重要地位，使该小说成为后现代主义的经典之作。
Abstract: In Don DeLillo’s novel White Noise, there are extensive depictions of “objects”, including everyday objects, objects that pose threats to human health and evoke fear, as well as seemingly hopeful “spiritual” objects. Throughout the novel, the portrayal of objects makes readers keenly aware of their powerful presence. It is precisely this tension of materiality that drives the narrative forward. With his ingenious depictions, Don DeLillo breaks away from traditional narrative perspectives, highlighting the significant role of objects in the novel and establishing White Noise as a classic of postmodern literature.
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