Research Regarding the Reorganization of Publishing Markets in Imperial Japan, and the Capitalization of Legal and Illegal Materials

着眼于20世纪20年代至30年代日本帝国资本主义制度的形成时期，我考察了凯兹出版的与“社会主义”有关的合法和非法材料的方式。沙，CH.K.RONSHA和Senkisha在殖民地市场扩张的竞争中相互竞争。注意到文本的复杂运动和混合，我的目标是与韩国研究人员合作，重新审视日本帝国的出版制度和文学作为一种文化产品的结构，在这种结构中，“现代日本文学”的国家领土被自我导向的表达所补充。

Focusing on the period between the 1920s and the 1930s when the capitalist system was being formed in imperial Japan, I examined the ways in which legal and illegal materials related to "socialism" published by Kaiz. sha, Ch. K. ronsha, and Senkisha, competed with each other in the race for market expansion in the colonies. Paying attention to the complicated movements and mixtures of texts, it has been my aim to collaborate with Korean researchers to reconsider the publishing system of Imperial Japan and the structure of literature as a cultural product, in which the national territory of "modern Japanese literature" was refueled by self-directed expressions.