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Naming has mainly two social functions. Naming distinguishes an individual from others, and it gives him a certain familial sense. Characters in the novels by Sagisawa Megumu strive to free themselves... from the institution by writing their names in katakana. These names take the place of their full names and reflect the nature of their new peer groups. But this new loose connection is unstable. So characters only remove the familial aspect from their new peer groups while forming a false-familial camaraderie.続きを見る
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序 1. 「名付け」の社会的意味 2. 鷺沢萠作品に見る名付けの構造 3. 「モノ」への視覚 4. 作中人物の心理―気楽さと不安の共存― 参考 : 登場人物名一覧 参考文献
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