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Name ARITA kazuomi
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researchmap researcher code 1000274246
researchmap agency Bukkyo University

Title

Read the Hidden Events under the Surface of the Story "THE DANCER GIRL OF IZU" by YASUNARI KAWABATA : Analysis of the Polyphonic Usage of Narration

Author

KAZUOMI ARITA

Journal

Literary Criticism: How I Read Literature

Publication Date

2019/01/19

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Language

Japanese

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Conference Class

Domestic conferences

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Conference Type

Symposiums, workshop panels (appointed)

Promoter

佛教大学文学部

Venue

佛教大学(京都市)

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Summary

"DANCER GIRL OF IZU" is camouflaged as a story spoken by a single viewpoint "I" (student). But actually
it contains multiple viewpoints. This is a special technique. In order to distinguish this multiple viewpoints from "perspective of omniscience"
we should call it "the polyphonic usage of narration".  The true face of Eikichi repeating selfish acts is hidden from the level of superficial narration. Under the story of "I" who experienced the romantic pale love and healed his orphan complex
the aspect of selfish caractor of "I" is represented. And below that
I would insist
the real face of Eikichi is hidden. It was not "I" who is truely selfish and thoughtless but Eikichi
who controlled the act of "I". The act of narrations which lays in deeper levels of the story
and which betrays the surface story is exactly an act of the polyphonic voice part.

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