英文摘要 |
In 1992, Ci Ren Luo Bu published his first novel, The Boatman of Luo Zi. With a relatively clear and simple theme and composition, the novel presents a space-time structure with a clear binary opposition along with an opposing cultural context. Furthermore, Ci Ren Luo Bu’s novel was deeply influenced by the basic teachings of Buddhism, revealing a type of dualism between the secular body and soul. With this concept, the understanding and cultivation of the heart or soul is the most important, while the physical body is but a temporaryhusk. Regardless of beauty or ugliness, the body is just a temporary stage in the cycle of formation, existence, destruction, and emptiness. This thesis expands upon the two problems described above. The first section utilizes a textual analysis to interpret The Boatman of Luo Zi, establishing a binary structure of opposition between time and space in the novel. The author draws evidence from other novels to support his thesis. The second part is a discussion of articles related to body writing. Through the lens of Buddhism, the author guides readers to comprehend the concept of the body within the context of a binary structure of opposition between time and space. |