論洛夫詩的生死觀──以《石室之死亡》、《漂木》為主兼及其他*

＂Death is just an absence of existence; it does not mean that life has ended.＂The cosmos is in a state of constant flux, is ever-changing, is dynamic, but life is permanent. Death means life exists briefly outside the order, to be the next step in the transmigration of the soul. Luo Fu’s poetry develops a wide field for meditation and exploring metaphysics. The main constant characteristic is the vision with which external things are combined with the individual mind, and this is particularly evident in Death of a stone cell and Floating Wood. The current article adopts multiple perspectives to explore the enlightened insight of life and death derived from Luo Fu’s poetry. First, this study analyzes how the poet establishes the sense of existence and manifests the paranoia of life through a succession of ＂death sims.＂ Second, this study analyzes the poet’s viewpoint and interpretation of death, which endowed death with dynamic image. The key points of this research are dialectics on life and death, from opposition to isomorphism, and distinguishing the differences between pre and post ideas.