19世纪思想文化的一个重要特征就是对变形以及各种形式的生长/成长主题进行探讨。本文主要论述英国当代女作家A.S.拜厄特如何在其创作的第二部“新维多利亚小说”《天使与昆虫》之“尤金尼亚蝴蝶”篇中,以嵌入文本及类比的方式,通过描写青年科学家威廉.亚当森的自我认知及情感认知故事,揭示变形与成长之间的密切关系,从而将蕴涵在19世纪诸多思想和创作中的两个重要元素结合在一起。 An important feature of the 19th century ideology and culture is to explore the themes of deformation and various forms of growth / growth. This article mainly discusses how the contemporary British author AS Byatt, in his second novel, “The New Victorian Novel,” “Angel and Insects,” in “Eugeneian Butterflies,” embeds text and analogy By describing the self-cognitive and emotional cognitive story of the young scientist William Adamson, this paper reveals the close relationship between deformation and growth and thus combines two important elements implicated in many 19th century ideas and creations.