英文摘要 |
In addressing the question of how Ogai utilized the knowledge of Chinese literature, this article examines the relationship between Maihime and the Qingshi from the view of the Chinese “Caizi jiaren” ideal. From the notes Ogai made in the margins of Qingshi, the Ming-Qing love-story collection, Ogai was interested in the theme of immortal love and in the sharing between an intelligent, handsome man and a well-educated, beautiful lady found in the Chinese “Caizi jiaren” genre. This understanding is reflected in his early novels, Maihime. Unlike other Japanese literature researchers, Ogai correctly understood the essence of the Chinese “Caizi jiaren” ideal. His understanding for the essence was clearly reflected in his early works, Maihime. And also from the view of the relation with the Chinese chuanqi story, the Huoxiaoyu zhuan, Maihime also has the characteristic of the Chinese chuanqi story. Therefore, we can say Ogai's Maihime is a complicated and multifaceted work which combines the characteristic of both the Chinese “Caizi jiaren” ideal and the chuanqi story. |