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Hysteria in Takeo Arishima's A Certain Woman : Rereading around the Destruction of Yoko
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| Abstract | Yoko, the protagonist ofTakeoArishima's masterpiece A Certain Woman (1919), travels to the United States in search of her fiance Kimura. However, during her journey she is attracted to Kuraji, the mar...ried purser of the ship she has taken, and she has an love affair with him. Later, Yoko's body and mind are ruined by the failure of a surgery for her medical problems, and the end of the novel depicts the intensification of her hysteria. In Japanese literary works of that time, hysteria was mostly used as an element to express women's emotions or personality, but Arishima used it as a major factor in the destruction of Yoko. This paper aims to explain why Arishima used hysteria as an instrument in her downfall.show more |
| Table of Contents | はじめに 一 「或る女のグリンプス」におけるヒステリー観（子宮病） 二 『或る女』におけるヒステリー観（遺伝性） 三 「本能的生活」とヒステリー 四 有島武郎の女性解放思想 結び |
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| Created Date | 2018.03.06 |
| Modified Date | 2021.03.12 |