The 2019 German Book Prize-winning Novel Where You Come From is widely recognized as a representative work of German New Realism on the theme of immigration,showing the complex and multidimensional emotional world of immigrant family.This study employs the BERT model,combined with distant and close reading from digital humanities,to perform sentence-level sentiment polarity identification in the novel,scientifically mapping the emotional texture and daily emotional spaces within the literary work.By examining the immigration policies,social emotional challenges,and personal emotional adaptations and identity issues faced by Bosnian War refugees in Germany during the 1990s,this paper highlights the crucial role of complex emotional experiences in the core narrative of immigration,providing key insights into the lives of immigrant family in new countries and observing the fusion of literature and emotion and the further application of interdisciplinary paradigms.Through delineating everyday life details such as specific locations,education,work,language,and survival struggles,the novel reveals the chain reactions of emotions in immigrant family and the process of identity formation.This approach allows for the reconstruction and re-perception of emotions that were once elusive,forming a coherent and vivid emotional world.
关键词
《我从哪里来》/情感分析/移民家庭/身份认同
Key words
Where You Come From/Sentiment Analysis/Immigrant Family/Identity
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