英文摘要 |
Inspired by the training of an ordinary player, this study takes the researcher’s eight-year tennis career as an example. Starting from the field experience, the study discusses how a professional tennis player can capture his pre-consciousness, consciousness, and primary consciousness through the radical reflection without the division of subject and object until the pre-consciousness is peeled away, in order to re-establish the relations of the player’s regarding of tennis. First, this study uses the phenomenological method to deal with the research text by initially suspending the relation between the researcher himself and his role of a professional tennis in search of its essence by then dividing it into three basic elements that constitutes the professional tennis for further discussion. Then the study reveals the variation that originally existed in the relation between the role of professional tennis player and a play, particularly discovering the trap in the structure: from the relation of“passion”in the initial time to the relation of“win or lose,”which erodes and permeates the pure relation within a player. From structure to re-structure through deconstruction, after peeling away layers of reflection, the original relation can be deconstructed and then re-structured to have a sense of progress from training, compete with constant deformation and calmly admit the results of matches. From sorting out the turmoil of different periods, the researcher gradually clarifies and understands the struggle of a player after a deep and structural reflection, and then returns to the initial fun of playing tennis whether the researches wins or loses or create the tennis new love. |