《英格兰,英格兰》是英国当代著名作家朱利安·巴恩斯最具幻想色彩的作品,小说描述了杰克爵士在怀特岛上建设主题公园来复制英格兰的自然和文化景观的“壮举”。本文通过空间批评理论解读小说建构的空间背后隐藏的历史、文化、权力和民族身份问题,以及巴恩斯对“英国性”的阐释与反思,揭露在全球化背景下,民族国家面临的传统身份认证危机。 “England, England” is the most imaginative work of Julian Barnes, a famous contemporary British writer, who described Sir Jack’s “feat” of building a theme park on the Isle of Wight to replicate England’s natural and cultural landscapes. This article analyzes the history, culture, power and national identity hidden behind the space of novel construction through the theory of spatial criticism and Barnes’ interpretation and reflection on “British nature ”, revealing that in the context of globalization, the nation-state faces Traditional identity crisis.