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弗兰纳里·奥康纳是美国战后著名的小说家,被学界誉为继福克纳以来美国南方最杰出的作家。她的英年早逝被评论界认为是“自斯科特·菲茨杰拉德去世以来美国文坛最重大的损失”[1]。她的短篇小说创作尤为出色,总能令读者获得震撼心灵的审美体验。畸人与暴力是奥康纳作品中经常出现的两个关键词,是作家在许多作品中倾注了最多笔墨最集中刻画的审美客体。对这两种生命形式的关注既表明动荡的社会所造成的个体信仰的动摇与幻灭、心灵的孤独以及精神
Flannery O’Connor is a famous post-war American novelist, praised by academics as Faulkner since the southern United States the most outstanding writer. Her early death was regarded by critics as “the most significant loss in American literary history since the death of Scott Fitzgerald.” Her short story creation is particularly outstanding, always allow readers to get a stunning aesthetic experience. Migrants and violence are two keywords frequently appearing in O’Connor’s works. They are the writers in many works devoted most of the most concentrated depictions of the aesthetic objects. Attention to these two forms of life shows both the wavering and the disillusionment of the individual faith caused by the turbulent society, the loneliness and the spirit of the soul