英文摘要 |
In Taiwan of 2014, the word ''Shokakko; showing an upward tendency good luck'' of Haruki Murakami becomes popular explosively. Haruki Murakami calls a personal state of mind that he tasted by daily life ''showing an upward tendency good luck''. However, People use it by meaning of the joy that a civic desire come true in a social scene in Taiwan. How to describe personal states of mind that Haruki Murakami calls ''showing an upward tendency good luck'' is similar to how to describe states of mind in ''Kinosaki nite'' of Naoya Shiga. While considering on the idea about life and death in ''Hotaru'' and ''Norwegian Wood '', this article has compared it with the idea about life and death in ''Kinosaki nite''. As a result, the way of thinking that there are life and death in opposite poles closely resembles it. Haruki Murakami himself says, ''I am not interested in Shiga literature particularly''. However, we can find the common point that both writers of Naoya Shiga and Haruki Murakami face the literature creation with highly similarity on expression technique and idea. Clearly, the literature of Haruki Murakami succeeds to context to come from the Japanese-style climate doing an undercurrent in Japanese literature across the words that Haruki Murakami expressed. |