Hunger, by Knut Hamsun

In Knut Hamson 's novel "Hunger", the talker of this novel is unfortunately encountered with delusions and sufferings that can not be experienced in modern times. As the state of hunger progresses, as the starvation deepens, the narrator is fascinated by delusions. In many scenes of the novel, the narrator has been involved in God many times. The narrator condemned, thanked and even talked unilaterally to his imaginary God. Many people can think that God does not place aside an important part of the novel, but it can be thought of as dropping it as another symptom of the narrator's delusion, but God as part of the scene god scapegoat And to play a role of people. .

Some also point to Anton Chekhov's short story and theater (1881-1904), Knut · Hamson's "starvation" (1890), "Mystery" (1892). Consciousness flow is the final result of the story technique. In the world literature of the 19th century, starvation is widely regarded as a classic and epoch-making modernistic novel, but mystery is also considered a pioneering research. It is said that Hamsan has passed his time by using the flow of consciousness in the novel 2 chapter. British writer Robert Ferguson said: "This mystery has many wonderful aspects ... In that book ... it is two chapters, he is actually a flow of consciousness in the early 1890s As early as Dorothy Richardson, Virginia Woolf, and James Joyce, "Henry James was also suggested as an important pioneer.

This book explores the association of starvation in Herman Melville, Franz Kafka, Knut Hamsun, and Richard Wright's work. It is not only an important theme of works chosen by these writers but also a way to deeply interpret the concept of modernity and modernism and how it relates to the role of writers in modern society I think. In my argument, I borrowed a complex controversial view of complex hunger: one is a substance related to a substance, one is a physical entity with material existence in reality. In this sense, starvation is a physiological process affecting the body due to food demand, food shortage can cause discomfort, unlisted, and ultimately death. The second view is that starvation is a desire for the soul and the desire for something unimportant is usually associated with a desire for various ways of recognizing the knowledge of a new form of an individual, feelings, or the reality of the world It is.