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诺贝尔文学奖得主德里克.沃尔科特的中篇叙事诗《“飞翔号”纵帆船》是诗人的自我画像和生活写照,其中的主人公——黑白混血水手诗人沙比恩——寓言了加勒比人在过去殖民主义和奴隶制下的悲惨遭遇,反映了他们在今天寻找自己的历史、身份和语言时所遇到的困境。通过混杂、挪用和摹仿等策略,沃尔科特借助西方经典文本的话语和言语模式,对历史、文化和民族身份进行了想象性的建构,创造出后殖民表述艺术方式,旨在治疗民族的创伤和颠覆帝国的权威。
Nobel Prize winner Derek. Walcott’s narrative poem “Flying No.” “sailing boat” is the poet’s self portrayal of life and portrayal of the protagonist - monk sailor poet Shabien - Fables The tragic experience of the Caribbean population under colonialism and slavery in the past reflects the plight of the Caribbean community as it finds its own history, identity and language today. By means of the strategies of miscellaneous, misappropriation and imitation, Walcott imagined the historical, cultural and ethnic identities with the aid of the discourse and speech patterns of the Western classic texts to create a postcolonial expression artistic approach aimed at treating ethnic Trauma and subversion Empire authority.