| 英文摘要 |
Over the years, there are many scholars study the Chinese traditional classic ''The Western Chamber Romance''. However their research mostly focused on its narrative skills. This paper attempts to probe into this specific work through totally different angles; that is, through the discussion of its characterization, the usage of structuralism, art of language, the paper aims not only to deconstruct the whole work, but also to illustrate its universal connotation. Firstly, the paper deals with the origin of deconstruction thinking and the employment of its symbolism in language. And then through the binary opposition structure, the play is closely analyzed from six perspectives: the opposition of settings, the opposition of characters, the opposition between crisis and transitional turning point, the opposition between creative and destructive love, the opposition of language, and the opposition between individual promise for marriage and its social recognition. With these six ways of reading, the underlined meaning and the essence of the writer's inner thinking are expected to be revealed. And also through the synchronical and diachronical concern and discussion upon the high refined technique of the writer, the aesthetic achievement and essence of the writer is thus hopefully to be newly reconstructed and fully demonstrated. |