| 英文摘要 |
Tu Fu was born in the Tang Dynasty and the prosperous empire cultivated his Confucian aspiration. But the decline of Tang made him unable to fulfill his own ambition. Do Fu could not develop his own ambition. Thus, a self-witness mode was showed in the Tu Fu's writings of illness. The researcher analyzes the writings of illness literature in the sciential angle of view with the Roman Jakobson's bipolarity theory of combination and selection. It is apparent that Tu Fu used the metaphor of illness in his works to find the excuse for his incapability of fulfilling his Confucian ideals and of rescuing Tang Dynasty. Therefore, Tu Fu cured his crisis of self-witness by his illness. The ultimate elimination of his crisis was in return for his confirmed Confucian ambition. By the Lao Sze-kwang's definition of self-horizon, the researcher generalized that Tu Fu matured his moral life by his real life to bring reconciliation of the illness of body and dynasty and to find the ultimate way to eliminate the disorientation of both the individual and the dynasty. |