英文摘要 |
Yoko Tawada has gained more and more attention from around the world since "The Emissary" was awarded the Japan Foundation Award 2018 and the US National Book Award in November of the same year. The multinational multilingualism, the worldview of the global era, and the environmental issues of global warming, which are described in "Chikyu ni chribamerarete", published after the "The Emissary", indicate the intention of drawing the global era. In this paper, we focus on the issues of "refugee issues", "language issues", "destruction of Japan with advanced technology and civilization", and "environmental protection" that we drew in our works in the global era. From a feminist point of view, we try to read "Chikyu ni chribamerarete" and explore the true meaning behind the phenomena in this novel. As a result of this consideration, the dominant relations that produce repression, such as the interests created by human greed, the exchange of interests between nations, and the seriousness of the global environment that has disrupted the natural world, should be re-examined. On the other hand, Studded with the Earth suggests the concept of an Earthling living on a single planet and the possibility of fostering new dreams without borders, such as the concept of bioequality. Especially in the global era, there is no border, and the meaning of "Chikyu ni chribamerarete" has a large meaning in fostering new dreams of overcoming violent and weak minority control by a powerful country and violent natural control by humans. |