| A Study on Bilingual Literature in Indonesia during Japanese Occpupation ：‘Nanyo’ Literature Overcomes Unilateralism |
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| Sanghyuk LEE |
| Lecturer of Korea University |
日本占領期前後のインドネシア 二重言語文学研究 ―― 一国中心主義を乗り越える｢南洋｣文学 |
| 李相赫 |
Correspondence
Sanghyuk LEE ,Email: riversh79@naver.com
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Published online: 30 June 2023. |
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Copyright ©2023 The Global Institute for Japanese Studies, Korea University |
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| ABSTRACT |
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The goal of this paper is to examine the dynamic multi-layeredness within the idea of “Imperial Japan” through the study of Indonesian bilingual literature under the imperial Japanese occupation. Until now, research on Japanese occupation literature in Indonesia and Southeast Asia has been conducted mainly in Japanese, and there is a limit to the parameters of research which has been centered on the history of Japanese literature as well as on the linguistic centrality of Japanese. To overcome these limitations, texts written in local languages as well as those in Japanese must be included as research subjects, and literature and discourse related to the various spaces (e.g., colonial Joseon) of Imperial Japan must be compared with one another. Only through this work will the multi-layered dynamics of Imperial Japan, the characteristics of the literary discourse in Southeast Asia, and the various literary desires within the colonies become more clear, and in this way the various dynamics of “Empire” will reveal themselves. |
Keywords:
Southeast Asia, Colonial Literature, Bilingual Literature, Imperial Japan, Propaganda
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| キ―ワ―ド:
東南アジア, 植民地文 学, 二重言語文学, 帝 国日本, プロパガンダ |
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