Hiroshima studies in English language and literature
Volume 67
Date of Issue:2023-03-30
current number
ISSN : 0288-2876
Publisher : The English Literary Association of Hiroshima University
Special Contribution
文学論 : ジョイスと漱石
A Personal Comment on Literature: James Joyce and NATSUME Soseki
Takahashi Wataru
PP. 1 - 17
Articles
A Study on Chaucer’s Description of Nature in Troilus and Criseyde from the Perspective of Adjectives
Zhou Yue
PP. 19 - 35
「悲喜劇」としてのジョン・ウェブスター作『悪魔の訴訟』
John Webster’s The Devil’s Law-Case as a Tragicomedy
Yoshinaka Takashi
PP. 37 - 50
ヴァージニア・ウルフの『船出』における自己消去 : 覗き見とレイチェルの死
Self-deletion in Virginia Woolf’s The Voyage Out: Peeping and Rachel’s Death
Matsuzaki Shoto
PP. 51 - 67
ホーソーン文学と読者 : 「古い指輪」を中心に
Hawthorne’s Literature and the Reader: With a Special Reference to “The Ancient Ring”
Fujisawa Tetsuya
PP. 69 - 81
「可哀想に，かおが，こすれて壊れるよ」をどう解釈するか : テクスト解釈としての『白鯨』翻訳事始め
How Should “it’s grinding the face of the poor” be Translated into Japanese?: Preliminary Studies to Interpreting the Translations of Moby-Dick
Fujimoto Yukinobu
PP. 83 - 97
詩と発話行為論 : 『吠える』裁判（1957）におけることばの猥褻性
Poetry and Speech-act Theory: Obscenity in the Trial on Howl in 1957
Tanioka Tomomi Honda Kohsaku
PP. 99 - 111
英語詩を和訳することは解釈を促すのか : 英語教育における文学の在り方を探って
Does Translating an English Poem into Japanese Stimulate Learners’ Interpretation?: A Study on How to Use Literature in English Language Education
Ono Akira Umakoshi Sumire
PP. 113 - 127
Graduate Reports
Chaucer’s Use of Similes in The Canterbury Tales
Oboshi Tomoya
PP. 129 - 129
A Comparative Study on Some Biblical Expressions in The Authorized Version
Matsumoto Michiko
PP. 130 - 131