英国十七世纪玄学派诗人约翰·邓恩(1572-1631)对女性持有两种决然不同的态度。一方面,他把女性描写成至高无上的形象,几乎接近神性,完美无瑕;另一方面,他把女性看成是水性杨花、见异思迁、不忠善变的荡妇,把自己的满腔怒火喷发在他创造的女性形象之中。在其众多的后一类诗歌中 John Donne, a metaphysical poet of the 17th century in the United Kingdom (1572-1631), holds two absolutely different attitudes toward women. On the one hand, he portrayed the female as the supreme image, almost near the divinity, flawless; on the other hand, he regarded the female as a water-born populace, a seemingly unscrupulous and unfaithful slut, erupted in his own anger at his creation Among the female images. In many of his later poems