| Some Perspectives of the Globes on the Classics：On the Synchronicity between Japanese Classics Literature Studies and Global Networking |
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| Hiroshi ARAKI |
| Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies |
<古典の中の地球儀>という視界―― 日本古典文学研究と国際ネットワーキングのシンクロニシティ |
| 荒木浩 |
| 国際日本文化研究センター教授。専門は、日本古典文学とその国際的研究。 |
Correspondence
Hiroshi ARAKI ,Email: hiroark@nichibun.ac.jp
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Published online: 30 December 2022. |
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Copyright ©2022 The Global Institute for Japanese Studies, Korea University |
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| ABSTRACT |
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In 2017, the International Research Center for Japanese Studies, to which I belong, officially launched a project called “The Consortium for Global Japanese Studies”, of which I have been playing a small part. In this paper, I will introduce this project and discuss how the development of global and international Japanese studies as a public service will affect my personal research on classical Japanese literature. I will discuss and present the specific aspects of this project in the context of my recently published books and articles. I have come to the conclusion that, in addition to the direct impact of studies in this field, it is important to consider the possibility of indirect inspiration, or what might be called synchronicity, which could revitalize Japanese studies in a broader sense. I will discuss this issue while also introducing my own research. |
Keywords:
the Globes in/on Classics, Consortium for Global Japanese Studies, Tsunagu, DX, AKUTAGAWA Ryūnosuke, Freud, Gradiva
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古典の中の地球儀, ｢国際日本研究｣コンソーシアム, ツナグ, 芥川龍之介, フロイト, グラディーヴァ |
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