The Relationship between Authors and the Copyright System, in 19^<th> Centuiy France

研究集中在包括巴尔扎克、左拉和福楼拜在内的19世纪作家的私人信件、笔记和出版合同等主要文件，并汇集了他们关于版权和版税的论述。在此基础上，获得了关于作者如何卷入与法律制度有关的象征性斗争的理解。这项研究的成果已经发表在一些文章和一本书(对于图书史：书本社)。以下也与研究密切相关。+在2001年12月在独京大学举行的题为“巴尔扎克的世纪”的国际研讨会上，1就日法在图书馆租赁实践中的不同发表了演讲，因此我的方法的充分性得到了欧美研究的认可。+作为四位副主编之一，我参与了编辑《印刷的艺术》(Toppanprint，总编辑：Awatsu，Kiyoshi；)，这部作品获得了格斯纳奖。+与庆应义塾大学的Ogura Kosei教授一起，我负责编辑《左拉文集》，这本书将于2002年11月由藤原正天出版，共11卷和一本副刊。这是日本第一个系统出版左拉作品的项目，它的目的是将涉及文学中象征斗争的文本的翻译纳入其中。(我是第一卷的编辑，这是佐拉早期作品的合集。)基于这些成就，一个新的研究项目正在启动，该项目研究的内容包括报纸小说的接受等。(Kagaku-Kenkyu Grant研究项目的标题是《19世纪后期法国小说接受的文化-历史研究》。)

The research focused on such primary documents as private letters, notes, and publishing contracts of the 19th century authors, ncluding Balzac, Zola and Flaubert, and assembled their discourse on copyrights and royalties. On that basis an understanding was gained about how authors had been involved in a symbolic struggle in relation to legal systems. The outcome of the research has been published in some articles and a book (For the History of Books : Shobunsha).The following contribution has also been made in close connexicn with the research.+ At an international symposium entitled "The Century of Balzac", which was held at Dokkyo Universtty in December 2001, 1 made a presentation on the Japanese-French dissimilarity in the practice of rental libraries, as a result of which the adequacy of my approach has come to be recognised by European and American researches.+ As one of four associate editors, I participated in editing "The Art of Printing" (Toppan Printing, General Editors : Awatsu, Kiyoshi ; Kabayama, Kachi ; Aiba, Jun and two others), which was published to celebrate the centenary of Toppan Printing Co., Ltd. The work won the Gesner Prize.+ Together with Professor Ogura Kosei of Keio University, I am responsible for editing Zola Collection, which is being published from November 2002 from Fujiwara Shoten, and which consists of 11 volumes and a supplement. It is the first project in Japan to systematically publish works of Zola, and it plants to incorporate translations of texts concerring symbolic struggles in literature.(I am the editor of the first volume, which is a collection of his early works.)Based on these achievements, a new research program is being launched, which studies among other things the reception of newspaper novels. (The title of the Kagaku-Kenkyu grant research project has been "A Cultural-Historical Research on the Reception of Novels in Later 19th Century France".)