英文摘要 |
Lu Xun's "Wild Grass" starts with "I Dreamed" many times, and continues with the absurd dialogue and self-analysis. Observed from the perspective of "dream", "Wild Grass" projects his repressed inner dark side and struggling process, as well as facing the contradictions and conflicts between the old and the new China, and even implicitly criticizing the decadent human nature. The writer uses Freud's dream psychology as an entry point, such as the dream-distortion, the censorship, etc., to explore the manifest content and latent content. At present, there are many discussions about the psychology of dream in Lu Xun's "Wild Grass ", but they lack the connection with the theory of" Interpretation of Dreams". This article uses Freud's concept of dream psychology to sort out and interpret the mental state reflected by dreams in Lu Xun's "Wild Grass ". First of all, starting from Lu Xun's life experience, through the development and psychological transition from childhood to adulthood, combined with Freud's dream psychology, this article explores how childhood life experience affects Lu Xun's adulthood, and even the development of creation. Furthermore, from background discussion to actual creation, through Lu Xun's" Wild Grass" dream psychology and the style of his work, and its connection with Freud's theory of dream psychology, this article discuss Lu Xun's projection of the dark side of Chinese reality at that time, his inner fighting spirit, and his reflection of darkness and nothingness. It is hoped that through the analysis of Freud's "dream", this article will provide a perspective on Lu Xun's dream writing. |