| 英文摘要 |
The Three-Body Problem trilogy can be read as a literary work about the uncanny desire of interstellar communication. On the one hand, human beings’intense investments of communicative desires towards the universe allow humanity to discern the implications of“communication”and“media”in those alien“weapons”that head towards them. In other words, these desires and misrecognitions have compelled them to court their own destructions. On the other hand, these stubborn communicative desires also constitute the glimmers of redemption in the finale of the story. As a whole, this article argues that it is through the fictional descriptions of interstellar communication that the The Three-Body Problem trilogy demonstrates the uncanny power of“communication”and“media”in shaping the core of life in human subjectivity. |