司馬遼太郎『殉死』論

尾上, 新太郎

司馬遼太郎『殉死』論

尾上, 新太郎

大阪外国語大学論集, 1999, 20, 153-165

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タイトル	司馬遼太郎『殉死』論
タイトル	An Essay on Ryotaro Shiba's "The Junshi (Self-Immolation)"
著者	著者名尾上, 新太郎
内容	文学編≪論文≫
抄録	General Maresuke Nogi is one of the heroes of the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905. He won the battle of the Fortress of Lushun as commandor. But, the victory was dearly bought. A great many Japanese soldiers died on the attack on the Fortress Lushun. Ryotaro Shiba unfavorably criticized Nogi in his work of "The Junshi (Self-Immolation)." In in, Shiba said that the victory at the Fortress Lushun cost a great many lives, becase General Nogi had almost no military faculty and he was a self-satisfied idealist. Nogi immolated himself on the death of the Emperor Meiji. About this, Shiba said that Nogi was a person of self-absorption and the behavoir mainly reflected his fantastic character. Shiba was too hard on Nogi. He was not modest and fair. He should have diverted himself of preconceived notion. It is said that Nogi was a very sincere man. I think so, too. But, we have to appreciate the meaning of this sincerity. It had a concept of religion. Now, Shiba was a person who experienced World War II. During the war, he was an official of the Imperial Japanese Army. His severe criticism on Nogi may have some relations with that experience. Did Nogi take an objective view of the Japanese nation? To say in a strict sense of the word, it may be extremely difficult for us to be perfectly severe in real life.
出版者	大阪外国語大学
収録物名	大阪外国語大学論集
収録物名	Journal of Osaka University of Foreign Studies
巻(号)	20
ページ	153-165
刊行年月	1999-03-30
言語	日本語
ハンドルURL	https://hdl.handle.net/11094/79789
PISSN	09166637
NCID	AN10191864
アクセス権	open access
出版タイプ	Version of Record
カテゴリ	紀要論文 Departmental Bulletin Paper
カテゴリ	大阪外国語大学論集 / 第20号

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