パリと秋田を結ぶトランスナショナル・ヒューマニズム: 小牧近江著　藤田嗣治挿画　詩集『詩数篇』（Quelques poèmes）（1919）を巡って

–『種蒔く人』創刊100 周年へむけての序章

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This paper introduces and attempts to analyze Quelques poèmes (Some Poems, 1919), a French poetry booklet with illustrations by Foujita Tsuguharu, who became a leading artist of the Ecole de Paris. Published in Paris, the poems were authored by Komaki Ohmi, who specialized in French literature and sociology, and was a pioneer in the early peace movement. Originating from Tsuchizaki in Akita, Japan, Komaki Ohmi was one of the founders of the now internationally recognized Tanamakuhito, the first Japanese proletarian literature periodical, published in Akita in 1921.