Kertesz, "narrative Features Of Fate Trilogy

Imre Kertész is the winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Literature. His Fateless, Disastrous defeat and Kaddish for an Unborn Child are the most representative works,which are called The Non-destiny Trilogy.The biggest characteristics of The Non-destiny Trilogy is unique writing of The Concentration Camps.Through describing the experience of different stages of the novel's hero,The author deeply think about Auschwitz on the psychological impact.Imre Kertész's special theme of The Concentration Camp has enriched the theme, and open an special way for study the massacre literature. At the same time, it also provides a new space for analysising Auschwitz.The first part of the paper discusses the unique theme expression of The Concentration Camp. Compared with the traditional expression of The Concentration Camp, I want to reveal the novels' special writing of The Concentration Camp. And after this, I try to analyze the connotation of Jewish culture that hidden in the works, and after The Concentration Camp, the author how to re-examine the cognitive and re-constructing his own cultural identity in on human beings, society, literature and himself.The oher parts expatiates the narrative characteristic of The Non-destiny Trilogy. By analyzing the works'narrative features of childhood perspective, meta fiction, inner monologue, reveal the unique value of The Kertesz-Style.