中文摘要 |
日治臺灣時期,金關丈夫與池田敏雄等人於1941年7月共同創立《民俗臺灣》致力於蒐集紀錄臺灣傳統文化。金關於調查研究臺灣文化的同時,以筆名林熊生陸續發表諸多偵探小說。〈船中的殺人〉是金關首次發表的偵探小說,此作品最初於1941年在《臺灣警察時報》開始連載,爾後於1943年發行單行本。有別於金關在偵探小說中幾乎皆是以日治時期本島人市街萬華為舞台,〈船中的殺人〉的舞台設定並非殖民地台灣,而是航行在帝國〈邊緣〉台灣與帝國〈中心〉日本之間的客船次高丸。本論文透過分析〈船中的殺人〉文本結構以考察了此作品所具有之時代意義。 During the Japanese colonial period in Taiwan, Kanaseki Takeo and Ikeda Toshio et al. together founded Folk Culture of Taiwan in July, 1941, and they endeavored to collect and record Taiwanese traditional culture. While investigating and researching Taiwanese culture, Kanaseki consecutively published many works of detective fiction using the pen name called Lin Yusei. Murder on a Ship was the first detective fiction work published by Kanaseki. The serial publication of this work first started on Taiwan Police Times in 1941, and the standalone book of it was published in 1943. The stage set in almost all Kanasekis detective fiction works was Wanhua, the ''streets of hontoujin'' in Taiwan under Japanese rule. However, the stage of Murder on a Ship was quite different from the other of his works, which was not in colonial Taiwan but on a passenger ship ''Tsugitakamaru'' sailing in between Taiwan and Japan, the ''border'' and the ''center'' of the Empire of Japan. In this study, the text structure of Murder on a Ship was analyzed for the investigation of the historical significance contained in the work. |