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학술저널
저자정보
박기태 (교토대학교)
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한국외국어대학교 일본연구소 일본연구 일본연구 제87호
발행연도
2021.1
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225 - 256 (32page)

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This study is about the change of the concept of Denki Shōsetsu, a subgenre of Japanese literature, from the Taishō era to the Prewar Shōwa era. We used dictionaries, newspaper articles, novels, and literary theories from the periods for this study. In the Meiji era, the word "Romance" in English literature was translated as Denki by Japanese translators. Oshikawa Shunrō was the one who invented the term, Denki Shōsetsu. According to newspaper articles from the Taishō era, Japanese writers used several expressions with similar Chinese letters and pronunciations to refer to different literary concepts. Chuanqi meant Chinese classic literature; Denki meant imaginary concepts used in fiction; and Denki Shōsetsu meant the novels centering around Denki. In the Taishō era, Denki Shōsetsu was not used to refer to the concept of Jidai Shōsetsu. The original meaning of Denki or Denki Shōsetsu was "fantastic and interesting stories and novels of every country". Gradually, the meaning of Denki and Denki Shōsetsu had become one and the same. The first example of using the two terms to refer to the concept of Jidai Shōsetsu was from 1926. Also, the term was a precursor of the concept Taishū Bungei, which was invented in the 1920s. In the Shōwa era, the concept, history, and significance of Denki Shōsetsu were defined in dictionaries. It meant Japanese scholars of the time had established the history and concept of modern Japanese literature, starting from Chuanqi of China and "romance" of western countries, to Monogatari and Yomihon of Japan, to Denki Shōsetsu. During the Shōwa era, Denki Shōsetsu secured its stronghold as a subgenre of Japanese literature. At that time, a "broad concept" of Denki Shōsetsu from the Taishō era was still around. On the other hand, however, a group of nonsensical novels was also started to be categorized as Denki or Denki Shōsetsu as Jidai Shōsetsu came into fashion. The Prewar Shōwa era was the time when both the common denominator of Denki Shōsetsu, which was "provoking readers' imagination with abnormal stories" and different interpretations of the term to define the meanings of Denki Shōsetsu or Denki were solidified.

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