英文摘要 |
All things on earth are interacted in a system of “Yin-Yang” dualism, which also implies a dualistic interaction between the latent and the evident. Generally speaking, something that focuses on the positive aspect (Yang) tends to be exterior and reveals the evident attribute. On the other hand, something that focuses on the negative aspect (Yin) tends to be interior and implies the latent attribute. The interaction of Yin-Yang dualism can be classified into two types; namely contrast and harmony. Such rule also applies to literary works. This article exemplifies motif and the organization of writing to demonstrate the Yin-Yang dualistic interaction between the latent and the evident. |