日本漢詩研究概論

Introductory Research on Japanese Kanshi Poetry

佐藤 利行

広島大学大学院文学研究科論集

The Hiroshima University studies, Graduate School of Letters

Since Japan is part of the Sinographic cultural sphere, it has been strongly influenced by China since ancient times. The Chinese influence is pronounced in Japanese literature as well. While the Japanese employed “kanji” (Chinese characters) to develop their own unique “kokuji” (national characters), they also appropriated the form of “Chinese poetry” as a genre of literary expression. This resulted in Japan producing a wealth of Japanese “kanshi” (Chinese poetry). In this paper, I examine the so-called “Japanese kanshi” written by Japanese authors and provide an overview of its production in each time period. I also hope to examine kanshi that have taken the atomic bomb as their subject. In so doing, I hope to present an original “kanshi worldview” created by Japanese authors.

漢詩

漢字文化

文学表現

広島

原爆

kanshi (Chinese poetry)

日本語

広島大学大学院文学研究科

[ISSN] 1347-7013

[NCID] AA11643449