英文摘要 |
According to the Naoya Fujita, “Reproductive Literature” spread after the Great East Japan Earthquake against “bodily literature” spread after the Second World War. In numerous works in the category of “Reproductive Literature”, responsibility for the future life is proposed. Among them are “Kinbini Ningen” (2016.7) of Sayaka Murata who won the 155th Akutagawa Award as a typical example of “extinctionism” to select disappearance towards the future. There are pros and cons among the selection committee against the “Kobini Ningen”. However, in looking at the literature after the Great East Japan Earthquake, “Kobini Ningen” must be one index. In this thesis, we attempted to consider “Kobini Ningen” from the viewpoint of eco feminism, which is a effective method for elucidating the relationship between women with reproduction instinct and the environment. As a result, the hero who chose the way of life like Artificial Intelligence AI presents a new way of living that she has gotten a way of life appropriate to what she can be. |