摘要
日本汉学家对唐都长安的关注与研究,复苏了战后日本关于遣唐使时代的上位记忆。历史小说与大众传媒的推波助澜,更加深化了长安作为日本人精神故乡的可能。井上靖作为战后日本中国题材历史小说的开拓者,一方面在多部作品中或隐或显地涉及长安,另一方面又对长安空间的描述极为模糊与冷淡,小说《天平之甍》更有对长安的"绕道而行"之嫌。借井上靖创作依据原典文献还原逆推,不难发现他对西域题材的偏爱以及对战后日本文学指向的理解,必然无暇使长安清晰化。
Japanese sinologists' concern and study of Chang an, the capital o: l ang l^ynasLy, post-war Japanese remote memory of the times of its missions to imperial China. The promotion of historical novels and mass media further deepened Chang' an as a possible spiritual homeland of the Japanese people. Yasushi Inoue as a forerunner of post-war Japanese historical novels of Chinese subject-matters involved prominently or obscurely Chang' an in his works, but offered only an misty and cold description of Chang^m space. His novel The Ocean to Cross, for example, showed obvious traces of "just travelling by" Chang'an. A reductive reverse inference based on the original documents Yasushi Inoue drew upon in his writing finds that his preference of subject-matters of Western Region and understanding of the direction of post-war Japanese literature spared his no time to draw a clear picture of Chang' an.
出处
《陕西师范大学学报(哲学社会科学版)》
CSSCI
北大核心
2013年第5期110-115,共6页
Journal of Shaanxi Normal University(Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition)
基金
国家留学基金委资助项目(留金发「2012」3013)
关键词
井上靖
日本文学
涉外文学
唐都长安
《天平之甍》
Yasushi Inoue
Japanese literature
foreign literature
Chang' an the capital of the Tang Dynas-ty
The Ocean to Cross