依托犹太的宗教信仰传统,辛格对受难这一犹太主题进行了独特的呈现。在其主要短篇小说中,受难成为人的一种基本生存经验,受难的实在性和受难者的情感宣泄得到了关注。这样的描述摒弃了罪与苦难之关联的传统解释,凸显了神人关系的张力,受难者由对上帝的抗议转向对生存的渴望。 Relying on Jewish religious traditions, Singh uniquely presents the Jewish theme of suffering. In his main short stories, the crux of being a victim of man’s basic survival experience, the reality of suffering and the catharsis of the victims have drawn attention. Such a description rejects the traditional interpretation of the connection between sin and misery, highlights the tension between divine human relationships, and the victims shift from protesters to the desire for survival.