本文从空间批评视角分析伊恩·麦克尤恩的著作《赎罪》。通过分析作品中的地理空间、心理空间和社会空间的丰富内涵,揭露上层社会对下层社会的排斥、法西斯国家对他国的掠夺、战争的残酷,引发读者对文中爱情、阶层关系和战争的思考。 This article analyzes Ian McEwan’s Atonement from the perspective of spatial criticism. By analyzing the rich connotations of geography space, psychological space and social space in the works, we expose the exclusion of the upper class from the upper class society, the exploitation of other countries by the fascist countries and the cruelty of the war, arousing readers’ consideration of love, class relations and wars in the text.