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An Ecological Analysis of James Fenimore Cooper’s the Leatherstocking Tales

Author: YinCai
Tutor: LiChengJian
School: University of Electronic Science and Technology
Course: Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics
Keywords: James Fenimore Cooper Leatherstocking Tales Ecological Criticism Ecological awareness Between man and nature
CLC: H315.9
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract


James Fenimore Cooper, founder of American literature in the field of fiction with a distinctive ethnic theme, the first of three different forms of the novel in the history of American literature: Revolutionary Historical Novels BORDER fiction and nautical novel. He is also the first American writer, gained international renown through the creation of a distinctive local characteristics novels, the United States, the emerging face of the country opened to foreign readers, it is often praised as laid a force in the United States in world literature position. Cooper's life prolific author, wrote a total of three dozen novels, which is undoubtedly the most prestigious the frontier theme Five Steps \, \In this group of works, Cooper as a breakthrough in the concept of the American frontier, literature and found really belong to the United States, the first fully articulated the importance of the frontier and wilderness in the American literature. In the same time, this work has laid a Cooper local American literary history of the great novelist status and his influence throughout the History of American Literature. In the context of today's global ecological crisis, we will use the theory of ecological criticism \The paper consists of six parts. Introduction introduces the study of the origin of the object and scope of the research status at home and abroad Cooper, Subject of thesis and basic framework. The first chapter is an overview of ecological criticism of the theoretical basis of this article to explain the origin and development of eco-criticism, the practical significance and literary significance. The second chapter analyzes the ecological description of the works of nature, to show Cooper described the beauty of the wilderness and wilderness value of Cooper's eyes. The third chapter analyzes the works of man and nature in the dialectical relationship, revealing the harmony between man and nature, as well as antagonistic conflict. Chapter IV through the analysis of Natty's life in the wilderness to explore the idea of ??the return to nature in the works. This article concluded that \motivate them to the relationship between man and nature, reflection, assume ecological responsibility, in order to find a way out to solve the current ecological crisis.

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