A Study On Watanabe's Paradise Lost Based On Freud's Psychoanalysis Instinct Theory

This dissertation uses the instinct theory in Freud's psychoanalysis to study the inner world of the protagonists in "The Paradise Lost" by representative of Watanabe.From the point of view of raw instincts and death instincts respectively,the necessity of the extramarital affair and lyricism between the two were demonstrated.This thesis consists of four chapters.The first chapter outlines Freud's psychoanalysis.First,the main theories of Freud psychoanalysis such as unconsciousness theory,human spiritual structure,and instinct theory are introduced.Next analyzes the connection between psychoanalysis and literary research.Finally,it lists the application of psychoanalysis in the field of literature.The second chapter uses the instinct theory of psychoanalysis students to analyze the sex and extramarital love of the heroes and heroines in the works.From the point of view of raw instinct,we demonstrated the necessity of the extramarital relationship between the two.The third chapter uses the theory of death instinct to analyze the guilt of Xunzi,the self-contradiction of Jiumu and the bursting of extreme love.Through the analysis of the above three aspects,we can see that the two people have a strong desire to die.In the fourth chapter,through the entanglements of raw instincts and death instincts,we analyze the intrinsic psychological reasons of the heroine and heroine lyrics,thus demonstrating the inevitability of the final lyrical death of the two men.This dissertation uses Freud's instinct theory to analyze in detail the inner world of the hero and heroine in Paradise Lost,and analyzes the incomprehensible behaviors of fierce sex,extramarital love,and regretless sensation..From the perspective of psychoanalysis,I have a more profound understanding of Paradise Lost.