英文摘要 |
”Torakari” of Nakajima Atsushi was a work in response to the invitation of the journal 'Chuokoron' in 1934. Originally, due to the peer-reviewed result was not good enough for the complete work to be published, only the authors' name and the title of the work was available. The work was not available to the public until the Nakajima Atsushi's first compilation was published in 1942.The story began with a reunion of the ”Ego” and his high school classmate ”Chao” by chance after graduation for 15-6 years. This reunion reminded ”Ego” of the memory of hunting tiger together in the capital of Korea. Previous research has indicated that 'Torakari' is the virgin work of Nakajima Atsushi. In the author's letters, great confidence was seen toward this work. However, critique does not think high of this work because of two reasons. Firstly, the presentation of the colonial background in Korea was too shallow. Secondly, the work appeared of structural problem.These perspectives toward 'Torakari' had led the subsequent commentators to overly emphasis on the relationships between Japanese empire and the Korean colony. Consequently the interpretation of thework was narrowed down to exclude other possibilities for new perspectives. This study therefore, will address the internal structure of the work itself, taking a subjective viewpoint to depict the story under a renewed colonial backdrop in an attempt to find a new life in the work of 'Torakari'. |