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Absurd World and the Rebel―Understanding the Barthelmismo Versin of the Glass Mountain

Absurd World and the Rebel―Understanding the Barthelmismo Version of the Glass Mountain 　　Abstract: The Glass Mountain is one of Barthelme’s best-known and frequently anthologized fictions. Barthelme has reproduced the traditional Glass Mountain by using a postmodernist method, namely, fragmented forms, discontinuous narratives, and collages of different materials. Though it completes the basic plot of the original fairy tale, the novel is quite a different one. By carrying out an experiment on language, he created a ridiculous and senseless world in which people’s spiritual pursuit is absurd too. The climber in the novel is just a rebel who wants to pursue something more significant. 中国论文网 /9/viewhtm　　Key words: the Glass Mountain, Barthelme, postmodern, rebel 　　［CLC number］I06 　　［Document code］A 　　［Article ID］1006-2831(2006)11-0051-4 　　　　1. Barthelme and his writing style 　　Donald Barthelme, an original and influential American writer of short stories and novels, known for his postmodernist “collages,”which are marked by technical experimentation and a kind of melancholy gaiety, is the father of postmodern fiction. As a productive writer, he wrote more than 100 short stories, 4 novels, and a collection of essays and interviews. The entire collection of Barthelme contains various explorations of describing life and rebuilding the concepts of literature. He is truly an important figure in the history of postmodernism. 　　Barthelme’s works are less about the usual themes of unselfconscious fiction (people, people’s relationships, society, etc.) than they are about the process of fiction-writing itself. One common term for this kind of storytelling is 896Aeta-fiction” which flourished in the 1970s and 1980s. His style of writing is of much controversy. Some believe his works are full of nonsense and weird expressions, and his novels and stories go too far away from the understanding ability of readers. But at the same time many regard him as profoundly disc