杰弗里身份的迷失与重建—从存在主义角度看唐•德里罗的小说《K氏零度》

Jeffrey’s Loss of the Self and Identity Reconstruction in Zero K—From the Perspective of Existentialism

摘要: 当代美国作家唐•德里罗在其新作《K氏零度》中构建了一个通过科技实现永生的乌托邦，成长在单亲家庭的主人公杰弗里对自己的身份敏感困惑，在拟像盛行的社会，挣扎于迷失个人身份的边缘，而后他做出了一系列自为的选择，在迷惘和拟像中重建个人身份。杰弗里的焦虑困惑状态正是处于后现代社会的人类生存状态的真实写照，传达了存在主义迷惘，选择，重建身份的观点。

Abstract: Don DeLillo, a prominent contemporary novelist, depicts an technical utopia, where people can gain immortality in his newly published novel, Zero K. The protagonist, Jeffrey growing up in a single-parent family is puzzled about his identity. And in the Convergence, he is on the brink of losing his self-identity. Then he makes some free choices and reconstructs his identity. Jeffrey’s state of anxiety and puzzlement is the very epitome of the living state of postmodern human beings. And the whole thread corresponds to the existentialist view.