英文摘要 |
This review analyses Lin Chu-Mei's recent book Ogawa Naoyoshi Ronbunshū [fukkokuban]. Lin's book consists of four parts: preface, reprints of all available journal papers written by Ogawa Naoyoshi(1869-1947), an original article titled ‘Ogawa Naoyoshi the linguist and his time', and a bibliography of Ogawa's papers. In her article she tries to reveal two aspects rarely mentioned in previous studies: one is the influence from his foreign teacher Karl Florenz, the other is the intellectual atmosphere of Japan in Ogawa's era. At the end of this paper I address eight problems for further discussion. |