A study of Shorin Hensan Shojyaku Mokuroku(The Book Catalog Compiled by a Publishher)--As a Preparation to Appraise the Early Modern(Edo Era)Novels

本报告的数据主要取自NAGATA Chobei （Kyoto, Kyoho 14）出版的图书目录。数据一卷1 -3卷（csv格式）数据二卷4卷数据三《shoin Hensan Shoseki Mokuroku》图书标题索引文件（所有数据将于近期通过互联网向公众开放）资料分析摘要1本目录中包括了京报14期以后出版的一些书籍。其中，在京侯时代之后出版的书籍（如《堀木》），其之前的版本很可能是在京侯14年目录编制之前出版的，而在京侯15年至20年之间出版的书籍可能是根据出版公告中获得的知识添加到项目中的。这些考虑仍然是可能的，进一步的研究是必不可少的。2《金野书志志》（金野书志分类）在第4卷《金野书志志》中收录的143个题目中，以今天的标准来看，大部分都属于浮世宗，其中一半以上是由八志家出版的（因此，由EJIN4A Kiseki撰写）。然而，这一事实并不一定意味着金野书本身就是浮世之书，因为第四卷包含了一些浮世之书以外的标题，例如四部剧本。其中三本书是由田谷Kanchusen撰写的，解释了如何玩像“Kage-e”这样的流行游戏，一种影子游戏。由于这些剧本被分为《金野书理》和《浮世之书》，我们今天称之为浮世之书的作品可能比我们想象的更被认为是好玩的书。与其他目录的进一步比较将导致更精确的理解。

This report mainly consists of the data taken from the book catalog published by NAGATA Chobei (Kyoto, Kyoho 14).Data I Vols. 1 -3 (csv format)Data II Vol. 4Data III Book-title Index File of Shorin Hensan Shoseki Mokuroku(All the data shall be open to the public through the Internet in the near fhture.)Summary of the Analysis of the Data1 Some books published after Kyoho 14 are included in this catalogue. Among them, as for the books published after Kyoho era ( Horeki, for instance), their preceding editions may probably have been published before the Kyoho 14 Catalog was compiled, and the ones published between Kyoho 15 and 20 may have been added to the items based on the knowledge acquired through publication announcements. These considerations still remain as possibilities and further research is indispensable.2 'Kanamono Soshi Rui' (Category of Kanamono Soshi) Most of the 143 titles appear in volume four, 'Kanamono Soshi Rui, belong, on the criterion today, to Ukiyozoshi, and more than the half of them were published by Hachimonji-ya (accordingly, written by EJIN4A Kiseki). This fact, however, does not necessarily mean that Kanamono Soshi is in itself Ukiyozoshi, for volume four contains some titles other than Ukiyozoshi, such as four playbooks. Three of them are written by TAGAYA Kanchusen, explaining how to play popular games like 'Kage-e', a kind of shadowgraph. As theses playbooks are categorised into Kanamono Soshi Rui as well as Ukiyozoshi, the works we speci1y as Ukiyozoshi today may have been recognised as playful books more than we have estimated. Further comparisons with other catalogues will lead to a more precise understanding.