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Shinju fujin, Newspapers, and Celebrity in Taisho Japan

机译:日本大正的报纸和名人新宿富人

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This essay interprets Kikuchi Ka n/Hiroshi (1888–1948)'s bestselling 1920 newspaper serial, Shinju fujin (Madame Pearl), in light of media represent ations of a real-life celebrity named Yanag ihara Akiko (1885–1967). Yanagihara w as a prominent peer, socialite, writer and beauty known by the penname Byakuren (White Lotus). Taishō period readers understood Byakuren to be t he model for Ruriko, the fictional heroine of Shinju fujin, yet scholars have not fully examined the important con nection bet ween these t wo stars (one real, the other fictional), nor the broader impact media celebrity culture had in shaping literary creations. Using newspaper presentations of Byakuren, particularly a 1918 biographical feature titled "Tsukushi no joō Akiko" (Akiko, Queen of Tsukushi), I analyze Shinju fujin as a work t hat makes active use of readers' profound interest in Byakuren to explore concern s about female sexuality and agency. By building on the Ruriko-Byakuren connection and engaging with real topics covered in the national print media, the novel encourages readers to reexamine issues such as marriage between the nobility and nouveau riche, and questions about sexual transgression and female chast ity. Also, by referencing newspaper stories and media coverage in this way, Shinju fujin self-reflexively explores questions of "truth" and "fiction" and the increasingly complex desires of the newspaper readership. In presenting a new analysis of Shinju fujin as part of a broader network of newspaper articles and celebrity coverag e, this essay demonstrates the way in which this Taishō period bestseller dynamically incorporates and reexamines its own social context.
机译:本文从媒体的角度诠释了现实生活中的名人柳名ag原明子(Yanag ihara Akiko,1885年至1967年),讲述了菊池弘史(1888–1948年)最畅销的1920年报纸连续剧《新珠富人》(Madame Pearl)。柳原(Yanagihara)是著名的同龄人,社交名流,作家和美人,笔名拜库伦(白莲花)。大正时代的读者们将Byakuren理解为新宿fujin的虚构女主角Ruriko的榜样,但学者们并未充分研究这些两颗恒星(一个是真实的,另一个是虚构的)之间的重要联系,也没有充分地研究更广泛的影响力媒体。名人文化在塑造文学创作中发挥了作用。我使用Byakuren的报纸介绍,特别是1918年的传记作品“ Tsukushi nojoōAkiko”(筑紫皇后Akiko),我分析了Shinju fujin作为一部作品,充分利用了读者对Byakuren的浓厚兴趣来探讨有关女性的性别和代理。通过建立Ruriko-Byakuren的联系并与国家平面媒体报道的真实话题互动,小说鼓励读者重新审视诸如贵族和暴发户之间的婚姻以及有关性侵犯和女性贞操的问题。此外,通过以这种方式参考报纸的故事和媒体报道,新宿富人以反思的方式探讨“真相”和“小说”的问题以及报纸读者日益复杂的愿望。在介绍新宿富人的新分析作为报纸文章和名人报道的更广泛网络的一部分时,本文证明了大正时代畅销书动态结合和重新审视其自身社会背景的方式。

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    《Japan Review》 |2012年第7期|共21页
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    Michiko SUZUKI;

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