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Friday Special Lecture for High School and University Students
Friday Special Lecture for High School and University Students
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Friday Special Lecture for High School and University Students

Burnt-out Cities and Black Market Era: Reading Ishikawa Jun's “Jesus of the Ruins”[JP]
Akito Sakai

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00:00 タイトル
00:21 司会より金曜講座の紹介と挨拶
02:21 司会より講師紹介
03:44 講師挨拶と自己紹介ならびに研究紹介
19:25 石川淳と本講義で採り上げる作品
29:10 冒頭、闇市の人々、浮浪児、を読みとく
46:29 「焼跡のイエス」の文学的位置と「焼跡」の解釈
50:29 少し視点を変えてみる--英語訳から作品を見返す--
56:40 〈焼跡〉はゼロ地点か？翻訳作品と原語で読む場合それぞれの解釈
1:00:30 「焼跡」を象徴化しないでみる
1:03:38 まとめ
1:09:08 司会まとめと質疑応答
1:50:30 エンドタイトル

In this lecture we will explore what it means to read Japanese novels published immediately after the defeat of World War II in the context of today's changing world. How do interpretations of novels change and how do our views of a particular period shift? We want to provide an opportunity to consider this question by reading Ishikawa Jun’s best-known work “Jesus of the Ruins” (1947).

NOTE:
- This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

講師紹介
Akito Sakai
the University of Tokyo College of Arts and Science / Associate Professor
※所属・役職は登壇当時のものです。

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