英文摘要 |
General arguments tend to consider “Sangetsuki'' by Atsushi Nakajima as a tragedy of self -consciousness. There is also another newly proposed view on the historic significance of the An Lushan Rebel lion. After referencing the three elements, I confirmed the time background of “Sangetsuki'' was set to just before the An Lushan Rebellion. After further studying the history of the Tang Dynasty, it was proven that even though An's intention to rebel was very clear, Emperor Xuanzong still adopted the excessively tolerant strategy of “killing a fly only, never beating a tiger''. At that moment, the censorate was the best choice to apply its functions and beat the 'tiger', An Lu shan. Based on the “Analects of Confucius'', Nakajima made up an “ardent and cautious'' person as the leading character, who inevitably turned into a “tiger''. This character's intention to go at the investigating censor with the personality of a hypocrite then is even more obvious. Nakajima's repeated “self-mocking'' seems to be an implication of mocking the political situation of “never beating a tiger''. Based on the structural analysis above, we can see the subject of “Sangetsuki'' should be satirizing the in competent impeachment power. The publication of this kind of historical novel on a war footing seems to be the first to show the common thoughts of the knowledgeable in Japan. |