此論文考察了日影丈吉的三篇短篇小說：〈消失的家〉（1963）、〈虹〉（1964）、以及〈魂魄記〉（1984）。此三作品皆以戰後初期臺灣為背景舞台，各作品中分別描述著某一事件或事情重複且反覆發生的樣貌。佛洛伊德(Sigmund Freud)認為行為的反覆意味著人們過去被抑制的心理及欲望之回歸。論文中援用佛洛伊德及紀傑克(Slavoj Z"ižek)等人的精神心理分析概念考察各作品中反覆被描寫的樣貌，以及被抑制後心理表象與意義。同時透過以上考察結果進一步分析日影對臺灣懷有之鄉愁(nostalgia)本質。

In this paper, three short stories written by Hikage Jokichi, including “House of the Disappeared(1963)”, “Rainbow(1964)” and “A Story About Soul(1984)”, were investigated and analyzed. The three works are all set in Taiwan in the aftermath of World War II. Each of them depicts situation in which a type of incident or a thing repeats itself and happens again and again. Sigmund Freud believed that the repetition of a behavior means the regression of the thoughts and desires repressed by a person in the past. The psychoanalytic concepts proposed by Sigmund Freud, Slavoj Žižek and other experts were adopted in this paper to investigate the repeatedly described incidents in these works and to analyze the mental images of repressed thoughts and desires, revealing their meanings. Based on the investigation findings, the essence of the nostalgia in Hikage’s mind was further analyzed.

日影丈吉; 反覆; 〈消失的家〉; 〈虹〉; 〈魂魄記〉

Hikage Jokichi; Repetition; “House of the Disappeared”; “Rainbow”; “A Story About Soul”