Why Calvino s Black Sheep is named Black Sheep

Calvi Kongvono's Black Sheep is a very deep allegory, which contains profound and exquisite expressions of many abstract concepts such as life, time, history and human nature, and its meaning is also very rich and multidimensional.

First of all, the name of "Black Sheep" already implies that it contains a theme of growth and change, because "black sheep" can be understood as a symbol of darkness, and this "dark" meaning is largely seen as a more pessimistic and negative reflection of the real world. Black Sheep is a mysterious character who contains many elements such as magic, romance, banter and absurdity. In **, Black Sheep constantly guides the protagonist Matteo in the right direction, helping him complete his transformation from a young man to a mature adult.

Therefore, "Black Sheep" can be understood as a tortuous life story, people experience a lot of helplessness and confusion in the process of growing up, but as long as they grasp the right direction and opportunities, they can eventually lead to success.

In addition to the black sheep itself, the time element in ** is also one of its more important meanings. In **, time is seen as a fictional concept, which is both a driving force for the growth and development of the protagonist, and at the same time a ruthless force that hinders people's growth and development. In **, the black sheep can travel through time, cross time and space, and help the protagonist complete his mission, which highlights the limitations brought by time and people's determination to fight against time and forge ahead.

In addition, there is also an in-depth understanding of historical memory and human nature. In **, human cognition and memory are influenced by time, history, and the external environment. The black sheep can be regarded as the embodiment of history, and the information and information it conveys are also historical references, and its critical reflection on the historical memory, cultural inheritance and value system of a country and a nation is also one of the important issues that people ponder after reading this book.

In general, Calvino's "Black Sheep" is a philosophical and well-thought-out allegory, and its moral is not only life, time and space, and history, but also includes the thinking and expression of human nature, self-growth and values. <>

The Black Sheep Calvino expressed:

Calvino's fable, The Black Sheep, reveals an ambition that he seems to want to conquer Europe with his pen, just as Balzac used his pen to conquer Europe, and he is also ambitious to use his pen to conquer our world, which is becoming more and more civilized. In fact, not only did his ambition emerge in his original writing, but the sentence became a reality behind him.

If he were still alive, he would have won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Not only is Karl Digverneau, along with Borges, recognized as a "writer's writer" in the world literary world, but his name has become as fashionable as his work. "Black Sheep" also conveyed such a message to us to dig up the blind:

Calvino, a writer with a keen sense of observation and a rich imagination, has opened up a bright avenue for us human beings with his pen, and his pursuit and goal is a tenacious exploration of the possibilities of the boundless realm of consciousness. He himself pursues infinity, and thus his writing becomes infinite writing. <>