| 英文摘要 |
The metaphor of “disease” sheds light on issues of social culture and the status of individual existence as it is one significant link in modern issues. In terms of “Psychiatric Patients, ” this text tries to raise one question why Qi Deng Sheng selects “Psychiatric Patients” as the metaphor of modern people's existence in the“disease/medical therapy?” How will the metaphor of “disease/medical therapy” be presented through the narration of the novel? How will Qi Deng Sheng, who is good at incorporating himself into the writing and intends to achieve self-realization in his writings, explore the “world of his inner life” through “Psychiatric Patients?” Furthermore, in the context of interpreting the meaning of existence for those who lead rich life, will the author's elaboration of “psychiatric diseases” and “psychiatric patients” enlighten us? In the novel, Che-Sheng Lai, the leading role, seeks medial therapy, and we will see the outlook of his inner life: disorientation, having no fixed abode, aloofness and alienation, and refusal. The scene of wasteland lacking passion also gives an embodiment of calling on a thirst for man's “inner therapy”: seeking orientation and abode and having a recovery to have exchanges with people. What involved in such medical therapy not only will focus on Lai's disease, but the prevalent diseases modern people will suffer. In such context, “medical therapy” will ultimately emphasize the therapy on the passion of intentionality, rather than the one on the symptoms of diseases. We will be led to the mind of self existence through such metaphor of diseases, thus exactly embodying the profundity of the interpretation. |