Spaces of Occupation in the Postwar Fiction of Hotta Yoshie
Spaces of Occupation in the Postwar Fiction of Hotta Yoshie
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堀田芳江战后小说中的职业空间
DOI：
10.1353/jjs.0.0190
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发表时间：
2010
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S. Lippit
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本文考察了堀田义江（1918-98）的战后小说。堀田义江是战后一代中相对被忽视的一员，他的作品是由二战结束时在上海的经历和随后返回被占领的东京所塑造的。本文认为，占领的主题构成了堀田战后早期小说的一条潜在的主题主线，勾勒出了一条从日本帝国空间到战后民族国家重建的历史轨迹。通过战时和战后占领空间的并列，霍塔描绘了这两个时期之间存在的断裂和重复，为帝国记忆继续困扰战后文学想象的方式提供了关键说明。
This essay examines the postwar fiction of Hotta Yoshie (1918–98), a relatively neglected member of the postwar generation, whose work was shaped by his experience in Shanghai at the end of World War II and his subsequent return to occupied Tokyo. The essay argues that the topos of occupation forms an underlying thematic thread in Hotta's early postwar fiction, one that delineates a historical trajectory moving from the space of Japanese empire to the postwar reconstruction of the nation-state. Through the juxtaposition of wartime and postwar spaces of occupation, Hotta maps the ruptures and repetitions existing between the two periods, providing a key illustration of ways in which memories of empire continued to haunt the postwar literary imagination.