Culturally Studying Literary Studies : The Locus of the Present Studies on Japanese Literature(<Special Issue>The 54th JLA Convention (2nd Day))

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  • 文学研究を文化研究する : 近代文学研究の<場>をめぐって(<特集>日本文学協会第54回大会報告(第二日目))
  • 文学研究を文化研究する--近代文学研究の〈場〉をめぐって〔含 質疑応答〕
  • ブンガク ケンキュウ オ ブンカ ケンキュウ スル キンダイ ブンガク ケンキュウ ノ バ オ メグッテ ガン シツギ オウトウ

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Between the late Meiji Era and the Taisho Era, what is now called "literature" was invented in academic institutions. At that period the literature department began to produce and re-produce literary studies, literature education, writing and criticism, which in turn, although to some degree independent of each other, cooperated in producing and re-producing "literature." This system still has a great influence and determines the framework or locus of our present literary studies and literature education.

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