文档介绍：试析《老人与海》的悲喜色彩论文
Abstract
Terse ages, copious emotions and profound thoughts ingasterpieces, ed the reno and made him one of the most influential erican history.
In this novel, tely, Hemingbience in the the old man. At the same time, they could also feel the inspiring strength from him; the big marlin lived in the Gulf Stream, a place far a the old man, but it ed to be a tragedy an an for three days and nights an and the big marlin separately to demonstrate that they contained both delightful and tragic facets, ingary characters as they prepared their fishing gear for the follo harbor in 1940’s. The opening profile an” in the title,.freelan, described as being old in every e color as the sea and ingen, and returned to the sea in his skiff day after day. Santiago's attitude seemed to be that although he emories of his youth, ne injury, and thoughts of the boy, Santiago had the courage to resolutely go on taking pains throughout the story. By struggling against a big marlin for three days and nights, he finally killed it. But several groups of sharks frequently attacked the dead marlin on the any people and given different perspectives as follobodied in the Old Man and the Sea:“One eighths of an iceberg is above the eaning and strong emotions ingployed metaphors. In the novels that Ernest Hemingetaphors to reflect his life experiences and opinions. He believed that in life ever