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Atsushi Nakajima, who is also well-known in Korea as the author of “The Moon Over the Mountain”, is one of the authors often referred to in modern Japanese colonial literature due to his rich experience in colonialism. But the works of Atsushi, which were written in the South Seas where he spent his later years, have received relatively less attention in the history of Atsushi’s literature research. In the book “Tales of the Southern Islands” which Atsushi wrote on the theme of the South Seas, there are three short stories such as “Happiness”, “Couple” and “Chicken”. Among them, the predominant spotlight was put on “Happiness”, which reflects the trend of the existing study on the history of works by Atsushi who created his works with Chinese classical works as the motif. But this research takes “Couples”, which is the second short story in the book “Tales of the Southern Islands”, as the topic of this study. The reason I recommend to pay attention to “Couples” is because it is thought that Atsushi’s ideology on the time of war and his perception on the South Sea Islands which was a Japanese colony at that time reveals itself in the form of allegory through analogy and satire. Accordingly, I would like to check out the anti-war and anti-colonialism of the author focusing on his allegory of anti-war idea shown in the work and his perception of the residents on the Palau Island by closely analyzing the text and referring to the letters and diaries written by the author at that time. As the study on the works of Atsushi on the South Sea Islands literature has almost not even been tried in Korea, I think that this study will help people deeply understand Japan’s colonial literature and all literature works of Atushi Nakajima.
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