Testimony of War: Australian Memoirs and Fiction of the Pacific War
Testimony of War: Australian Memoirs and Fiction of the Pacific War
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战争的见证：澳大利亚太平洋战争回忆录和小说
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10.1080/14484528.2017.1366246
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发表时间：
2017
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0.4
通讯作者：
KATO Megumi
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及川和夫(司会・発題）;池田寛子;鈴木美津子;アルヴィー宮本なほ子;及川和夫;及川和夫;及川和夫（共著）;KATO Megumi
太平洋战争的作品，特别是那些作为士兵或战俘参与的回忆录，在澳大利亚文学中占据重要地位。近年来，在太平洋战争结束70周年之际，多部以战争为题材的小说相继出版，其中包括《战争》、《战争》等。这些小说不仅关注战争，而且关注日本的拘留营，东京的活体实验室，有时还通过敌人的眼睛来观察战争。战后一代的作家对太平洋战争有着不同的视角和思考。本文以战后第一人称回忆录和近期小说为例，探讨他们对构建战争写作意义的不同贡献。综合考虑，这些都是战争作为一个“正在进行的”事件的复调声音。
Pacific War writings, especially memoirs by those who were involved as soldiers or prisoners of war, occupy a significant place in Australian literature. They have contributed to the creation of national stories and myths, constructing a collective memory of war for Australians.In recent years, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of the end of the war in the Pacific, several novels dealing with the war were published in quick succession. These novels not only look at the theatre of war, but also at Japanese internment camps, the vivisection laboratory in Tokyo and sometimes war through the enemy’s eyes. Authors from the post-war generation provide different perspectives and reflections of the Pacific War.This article examines examples of first-person memoirs of the post-war years and recent novels to consider the different contributions they make to constructing meaning around war writings. Considered together, these are polyphonic voices of war as an ‘ongoing’ event.