The Proustian Heritage in Sei Itō's Short Stories “Sakkaku-no-aru-hairetsu” and “Acacia-no-nioi-ni-tsuite”

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  • 伊藤整におけるプルーストの影響
  • 伊藤整におけるプルーストの影響 : 「錯覚のある配列」から「アカシアの匂に就て」ヘ
  • イトウセイ ニ オケル プルースト ノ エイキョウ : 「 サッカク ノ アル ハイレツ 」 カラ 「 アカシア ノ ニオイ ニ ツイテ 」 ヘ
  • ――「錯覚のある配列」から「アカシアの匂に就て」へ――

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<p>In 1930 Sei Itō began to work on a new sort of psychological fiction that could, he hoped, compete with the films and proletarian literature. For his literary experiment he turned to Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis and James Joyce's “stream of consciousness,” but he was also as greatly influenced by Marcel Proust whose novels he “read in English translation.” This article will examine the Proustian heritage found in his short stories “Sakkaku-no-aru-hairetsu” and “Acacia-no-nioi-ni-tsuite” to show how it helped much to shape his literary outlook.</p>

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