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Tomoko Ueki
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In Ryojin-hisho there is a waka poem composed in association with the sea, in which appears the stanza "Wind plays the matsubara-koto...to its sound waves' hand drum resounds breaking ashore." The wind through pinewoods sounds like a matsubara-koto (a kind of lute) while waves a hand drum. Compared with others, this poem contains something modern, especially in its personification of pinewoods and juxtaposition of a hand drum with a lute. (I will mention how the difference between these two instruments leads to the difference in treating them in literature.)
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Makoto Takagi
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Heike-monogatari has the function (or desire) of reinforcing the centralization of government when it treats the ruined country aristocrat Minamoto-no-Yoshinaka marginally as a "fool". But in the "Kakuitsubon" part, that function is undermined by the voice of Yoshinaka himself. Thus the text is overdetermined by its competing narrative structures. There are two opposing voices in the same text - the voice of the characters and that of the narrating subject - that exchange their own ideologies on equal terms.
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Junki Kanro
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In 1889 Sanshi Tokai accused Busho Hattori of pirating his Kajin-no-kigu when Hattori published Tsuzoku-kajin-no-kigu. Kajin-no-kigu has been regarded as a complicated political novel while its counterpart has been dealt with merely as the popular version of the original. But this doesn't shed any light on why Sanshi reacted against Hattori's plagiarism so violently. In this essay, I would like to read Tsuzoku-Kajin-no-kigu in detail comparing it with Kajin-no-kigu so that I might find some expianation for Sanshi's extreme reaction.
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Shoji Shibata
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Kinkakuji is narrated in the first-person by Mizoguchi, the youth suffering from dysphemia. This doesn't mean, however, that the story is narrated through his eyes. Rather it should be attributed to another figure, his clubfooted friend Kashiwagi. Although Mizoguchi comes to harbor the "diabolical idea" from the sense of aesthetic alienation, the process is the result of Kashiwagi possessing him mentally. In this sense, Mizoguchi only acts out Kashiwagi's consciousness as the latter's mouthpiece.
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Yuji Ono
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Kenji Miyazawa's short tale "Yamanashi" is composed of two parts, "May" and "December." These parts have been interpreted as representing darkness and light or death and life on the basis of the roles of the Kingfisher and Yamanashi (a kind of wild pear tree). But in this essay I would rather trace the growth of the Crab in both of the parts. And he grows up, the Crab loses his childhood innocence, and he acquires beauty when he becomes a father. Considering the meaning of the Crab's growth from innocence to beauty, I would like to offer another interpretation of "Yamanashi."
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Kiyoshi Fujimori
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Hisashi Kinoshita
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Haruo Terai
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Genichiro Fukawa
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Masayoshi Fujiwara
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Tatsuya Shoji
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Katsumi Nakai
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Yasuyo Ueta
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Zenya Sato
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Shizuka Sugiura
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Yoshiaki Takematsu
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Ritsuo Taguchi
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