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Colloquial Chinese Novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Their Translation And Influence to Early Modem Japan

明清白话小说及其翻译及其对近代日本的影响

基本信息

批准号：
14510453
负责人：
OTAGIRI Fumihiro
金额：
$ 1.34万
依托单位：
Nihon University College of Relations
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份：
2002
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
2002 至 2003
项目状态：
已结题

项目摘要

During the mid-Edo Period, translations of colloquial Chinese novels of the Ming and Qing dynasties, known as tsuuzokumono(通俗物) were published successively in Japan. These novels introduced the interest that was different from Japanese novels of the time. This study begins on "Jinyunquiaozhuan"(金〓〓), a type of tsuuzokumoio(通俗物), and examines the writing style, contrasting the original with the translation. The translation of "Nuxianwaishi"(女仙外史) and "Pingyaozhuan"(平妖〓) are also studied while classifying every work of onomatopoeia to provide rich images in the novels of the depiction. Gradually colloquial Chinese vocabulary was being used In Japanese novels-"sharebon" (洒落本), "yomihon" (読本) and so on, with a kind of literary effect. I edited a example dictionary of colloquial Chinese vocabulary to verify that it affected Japanese novels. The dictionary covers examples of colloquial Chinese novels in the Ming and Qing dynasties, examples of other tsuzokumono, examples of descriptions in a Chinese dictionary(唐話辞書), and examples of Japanese documents. Nearly 80 examples of colloquial Chinese vocabulary of "Saikokurisshihen" (西国立志編) was examined to illustrate the reception of works in colloquial Chinese more concretely, contrasting it with the English original. "Saikokurisshihen" was translated by Masanao Nakamura(中村正直) who used colloquial Chinese vocabulary in this book.

During the mid-Edo Period, translations of colloquial Chinese novels of the Ming and Qing dynasties, known as tsuuzokumono were published successively in Japan. These novels introduced the interest that was different from Japanese novels of the time. This study begins on "Jinyunquiaozhuan"(jin 〓〓), a type of tsuuzokumoio(common thing), and examines the writing style, Youdaoplaceholder0 the original with the translation. The translation of "Nuxianwaishi" and "Pingyaozhuan" are also studied while classifying every work of onomatopoeia to provide rich images in the novels of the depiction. Gradually colloquial Chinese vocabulary was being used In Japanese novels-"sharebon", "yomihon" and so on with a kind of literary effect. I edited a example dictionary of colloquial Chinese vocabulary to verify that it affected Japanese novels. The dictionary covers examples of colloquial Chinese novels in the Ming and Qing dynasties, examples of other tsuzokumono, examples of descriptions in a Chinese dictionary and examples of Japanese documents. Nearly 80 examples of colloquial Chinese vocabulary of "Saikokurisshihen" was examined to illustrate the reception of works in colloquial Chinese more concretely, Youdaoplaceholder0 it with the English original. "Saikokurisshihen" was translated by Masanao Nakamura who used colloquial Chinese vocabulary in this book.