A Sociologist in the Year 1000 : Fujiwara-no-Akihira's Study of the "Sarugaku" Noh Farce in Shin-sarugaku-ki(<Special Issue>Medieval Entertainment and Literature)

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  • 一〇〇〇年紀の社会学者 : 藤原明衡著『新猿楽記』における猿楽芸能の位置(<特集>中世の芸能と文学)
  • 一〇〇〇年紀の社会学者--藤原明衡著『新猿楽記』における猿楽芸能の位置
  • 1000ネンキ ノ シャカイガクシャ フジワラ ノ アキヒラ チョ シンサルガクキ ニ オケル サルガク ゲイノウ ノ イチ

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In Shin-sarugaku-ki, Fujiwara-no-Akihira analyzed the entertainments and professions of the tenth century in a sort of self-reflexive method of modern sociology. The first part of the book is devoted to a study of entertainments, especially the "sarugaku" Noh farce, while in the latter part the twenty-eight kinds of professions are described and studied. Although the two topics seem to be unrelated to each other, both of them can be approached in terms of performance or what Pierre Bourdieu calls habitus. Shin-sarugaku-ki self-reflexively foregrounds varieries of habitus, almost unconscious performances in daily life.

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