摘要
日本民族精神中的"岛民焦虑"已成为人类学及民族文化研究的共识,然而,这种岛民焦虑的具体神话结构是怎样的,又是如何在其文化中体现出来的,其内在的心理基质是什么?鉴于此,本文从民族的集体精神分析学视角入手,通过解析日本文化中最通俗的两种形式:恐怖片和机器人动漫电影来探究这一主题。这两种文化形式在日本不仅仅是最常见的通俗文化消费品,也是日本通俗文化外向型消费的重要产品。
＂Islander anxiety＂ in Japanese national mentality has gained much attention in the academic field of anthropology and ethnography. However, what is the specific structure of myth behind the so-called islander anxiety, what is its embodiment in Japanese culture and internal psychological mechanism？ This paper tries to make a tentative study on two cultural forms in Japanese popular culture from the perspective of national collective psychoanalysis, that is, horror movies and robot animation. These two cultural forms are not only the most common disposable commodity of popular culture in Japan, but important products of export-oriented consumption of Japanese popular culture.
