英文摘要 |
This research report is a revised version based on an original research on the current publication status of Japanese literature in "The Investigation Program for Current and Emerging Research Topics in Humanities Studies," sponsored by the Center for Humanities Research, National Science Council in 2005. This report is a statistical analysis according to the sampling from 137 published articles in eleven issues (No. 64 [May 2001] ~ No. 74 [May 2006]) of Nihon Kindai Bungaku (Modern JapaneseLiterature), the most representative, professional journal and official mouthpiece of the "Association for Modern Japanese Literary Studies." The purpose of this investigation is to closely grasp the current status and trend of development in Japanese literature research. Also, hopefully it will supply the domestic academic researchers with a clear and appropriate direction in their research works. As the conclusion is concerned, the current topics in Japanese modern literature are still focused on period and culture studies concerning trans-textual or trans-writerly strategies. These geographically confined nationalistic discourses aim at approaching and engaging more issues related to studies on media culture. We hope to offer references not only to the field of Japanese modern and current literatures, but also to the field of all relevant foreign literatures. |