ドリス・レッシングの Hunger” 「飢え」で執筆脳を考える7


【連想分析1】
表2 受容と共生のイメージ合わせ  英国人牧師Tennent氏が独房を訪れる場面

A They bring him food and water, but he does not eat or drink unless he is told to do so, and then he eats or drinks automatically, but is likely to forget, and sit immobile, with a piece of bread or the mug in his hand. 
意味1 1、意味2 1、意味3 1、意味4 2、人工知能1 

B And he sleeps and sleeps as if his soul is drugging itself so that he may slip easily into death. He does not think of death, but it is there with him, in his cell, like a big, black shadow. 意味1 1、意味2 3、意味3 2、意味4 2、人工知能1 

C And so a week passes, though Jabavu does not know it. On the eight day the door opens and a white preacher comes in. Jabavu is asleep, but the warder kicks him till he wakes, then gives him a shake so that he stands up, and finally he sits when the preacher tells him to sit. He does not look at the preacher.
意味1 1+5、意味2 3、意味3 1、意味4 1、人工知能1 

D This man is a Mr Tennent from the Church of England, who visits the prisoners once a week. He is a tall man, lean, grey, stooping. He moves slowly, speaks slowly, and gives an impression of distrusting even the words he chooses to use. 意味1 1、意味2 3、意味3 2、意味4 1、人工知能2 

E He is a deeply doubting man, as are so many of his persuasion. Perhaps, if he were from another church, that which the Africans call the Romans, he would enter this cell in a different way. Sin is this, a soul is that, there would be definite things to say, and his words would have the ring of faith which does not change with changing life. 意味1 1+2、意味2 4、意味3 2、意味4 1、人工知能2 

花村嘉英(2022)「ドリス・レッシングの Hunger” 「飢え」で執筆脳を考える」より


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