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Jun Yamada
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In Nihon-shokki, the Emperor Nintoku called himself "Wren" and his ruling years the "Rein of Wren." This strange naming came from wordplay on the Chinese name of the bird. But it was not mere wordplay but also based on the philosophy of Yin-Yang in which a bird is believed to change its own nature in correspondence with a change of the elements. By interpreting his own career in the light of the lifecycle of a legendary bird, he made an attempt to unite philosophy and history in a new kind of augury.
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Hiroyuki Honguu
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The role of Toshikage's will in Utsuho-monogatari is very important, for it essentially makes the story readable as a sort of full-length novel. But ironically the will is turned into a contradictory one by the very length of the story it contributes to. The most conspicuous contradiction is that the name of a koto harp mentioned in the will is changed from Hosoofu to Nanfu suddenly before the ending. In this article I will examine how the structure of a long story has affected the whole plot of Utsuho-monogatari.
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Takashi Imai
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Now it is often pointed out that, after the “Wakana” Part of Genji-monogatari, Hikaru-Genji comes to be treated more objectively and his character increasingly becomes dwarfed. There is, however, more than one interpretation concerning how the hero is de-idolized. Thus in this article I will show the advantage and disadvantage of this way of reading, mainly considering a peculiar appellation of Hikaru-Genji in the “Wakana” Part, the divine words that are woven into the tale of Kashiwagi, and the role of Murasaki-no-Ue. In so doing, I will also make clear the effects of such a thematic change on the latter half of the story
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Hiroshi Kimura
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Doppo Kunikida was greatly interested in the "people's history" advocated by the Minyusha Society. The writer often admitted his sympathy with the society's historical perspective, but he soon found out that the so-called "people" was no more than an image created by the intellectuals. So he sought after a different approach to people and their history. In his novels like "Gen-oji" and "Musashino" Kunikida experimented with it both to overcome the limit of such intellectualist historicism and to demonstrate a historical insight peculiar to literature.
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Senri Sugai
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Kaori Hirabayashi
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[in Japanese], Yumiko Watanabe
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Akemi Shimizu
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Aiko Maki
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Hiroaki Nakayama
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Kengo Fujio
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Yuka Furukawa
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Hiroshi Hosoya
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Hirotsugu Hori
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