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The Status of the Austrian afterwar-literture

The Status of the Austrian afterwar-literture
奥地利战后文学的现状
批准号:
13610631
负责人:
SUZUKI Takao
金额:
$2.11万
依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001 至 2003

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Reexamination of the Austria post-war literature was performed in this research plan. The framework of the Austria literary research considered on that occasion is not the literature in the Austria border in the present time. Moreover, it is not the literature performed under the influence of the Habsburg empire, either. Rather, while relativizing Austria literature in the generality of "the contemporary literature in German", the research which paid its attention to the present-singularity which appears vividly there was made.Preparing basic data and continuing periodical study group ; the above two main subjects were carried out as planned in the past three years.Emphasis was put on purchasing the work published mainly in several of these years about completing of basic data, and Japanese books which was not purchased until now coming to hand. In this way, the base of future comprehensive research was built by collecting data. In addition, the newest research documents in this resear … More ch field were also collected comprehensively.Focusing on the Tokyo Metropolitan University graduate students, the graduate students of Keio University, University of Tsukuba, and Sophia University also participated in the study group held periodically, and the active announcement put on it. The argument on "history description" and "collective memory" took the lead, and divided, and the "Austro fascism" evaluation of the 1930s and an understanding about a political refugee's problem were deepened. Furthermore, consideration about relation with the expression in the literary language was also performed based on the announcement from a legal viewpoint about the present "immigration exclusion."It is mentioned the "present age Vienna mystery series" all 9 volumes translated by research representation Takao Suzuki and others as a result for which during this period was conspicuous were published, and that the "Small lexicon for Austria contemporary literature" which Takao Suzuki similarly acted as the chief editor, and were created over about 15 years were published in 2004. Less
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初見 基: "<戦後文学>の終わり?"日本独文学会研究叢書『<戦後文学>を越えて』. 2. 26-33 (2001)
初美始:“战后文学的终结?”日本德国文学学会研究系列《超越战后文学》。2001年。
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Yasuhiro Kurogo(黒子康弘): "ZUR KRITIK DER REPRASENTATION IM MALTE UND IN DEN DUINESER ELEGIEN"日本独文学会 蓼科論集. (未定). (2003)
Yasuhiro Kurogo:“ZUR KRITIK DER REPRASENTATION IM MALTE UND IN DEN DUINESER ELEGIEN”日本德国文学协会 Tateshina Ronshu(2003 年)。
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ヴァルター・ループレヒター: "Sensualistische Poetik and Sprachkritik be : Herder u.Hofmaunsthal"ヘルダー研究. 7. 1-26 (2001)
Walter Rupprechter:“Sensualistische Poetik and Sprachkritik be:Herder u.Hofmaunsthal”《赫尔德研究》7. 1-26 (2001)。
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鈴木隆雄(編集主幹): "オーストリア文学小百科"水声社. 691 (2004)
铃木隆夫(主编):《奥地利文学小百科全书》Suiseisha 691(2004)。
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