大正期の少女雑誌におけるフランス小説の受容 : グザヴィエ・ド・メーストル原作、野村壽恵子訳『シベリアの少女』をめぐって

渡辺, 貴規子

doi:https://doi.org/10.18910/94803

大正期の少女雑誌におけるフランス小説の受容 : グザヴィエ・ド・メーストル原作、野村壽恵子訳『シベリアの少女』をめぐって

渡辺, 貴規子

大阪大学大学院人文学研究科紀要, 2024, 1, 159-181

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タイトル	大正期の少女雑誌におけるフランス小説の受容 : グザヴィエ・ド・メーストル原作、野村壽恵子訳『シベリアの少女』をめぐって
	Reception of a French Novel in Girls’ Magazines in the Taisho Period : A Study of Xavier de Maistre’s “La Jeune Sibérienne” Translated by Sueko Nomura
	タイショウキ　ノ　ショウジョザッシ　ニ　オケル　フランス　ショウセツ　ノ　ジュヨウ　グザヴィエ　ド　メーストル　ゲンサク　ノムラスエコ　ヤク　シベリア　ノ　ショウジョ　ヲ　メグッテ
著者	NRID 1000050829075 1000050829075 researchmap permalink watanabe-kimiko watanabe-kimiko 著者名渡辺, 貴規子 ; ワタナベ, キミコ ; Watanabe, Kimiko
キーワード等	フランス文学
	少女小説
	少女雑誌
	翻訳
	『シベリアの少女』
抄録	La Jeune Sibérienne (1825), a French novel by Xavier de Maistre (1763-1852), was introduced to Japan during the Meiji period. The first complete Japanese translation of the novel, translated by Sueko Nomura, was titled “Siberia no shōjo.” It was serialized in the girls’ magazine Shōjo (Girl) published by Jiji-Shimpo-sha from January to October 1916 and was published in book form by Okura Shoten in December of the same year. This novel is one of the few French full-length novels that were introduced as “shojo shosetsu (girls’ novel)” in girls’ magazines in the early Taisho period. The novel is about Prascovie Lopouloff, a real-life young girl who traveled alone to St. Petersburg to appeal directly to the Czar for her father, who was falsely accused and exiled to Siberia as a political prisoner, and obtained a pardon for him. The study of the history of the reception of this novel about Prascovie Lopouloff in France and Japan revealed that although it is a forgotten work in modern Japan, it was quite popular in France in the 19th and early 20th centuries and was read as a world classic and biography for children in Japan from the 1960s to the 1970s. In Japan, Prascovie’s anecdote was already introduced many times in the latter half of the Meiji period in books, women’s magazines, and girls’ magazines, and in the Taisho period, a complete translation of Maistre’s novel was desired to introduce the tale to more girls, and Nomura’s translation was born. This paper introduces the interesting history of the reception of Prascovie’s anecdote in France and Japan and also examines the aspects of the translation of “Siberia no shōjo,” the first complete translation in Japan, translated by Sueko Nomura, and the image of the girl in it, as well as the educational considerations for young readers.
出版者	大阪大学大学院人文学研究科
出版者	Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University
収録物名	大阪大学大学院人文学研究科紀要
収録物名	Memoirs of the Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University
巻(号)	1
ページ	159-181
刊行年月	2024-03
言語	日本語
ハンドルURL	https://hdl.handle.net/11094/94803
DOI	https://doi.org/10.18910/94803
PISSN	27589102
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	大阪大学大学院人文学研究科紀要 / 第1巻

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DCTERMS.bibliographicCitation	大阪大学大学院人文学研究科紀要. 2024, 1, p. 159-181
DC.title	大正期の少女雑誌におけるフランス小説の受容 : グザヴィエ・ド・メーストル原作、野村壽恵子訳『シベリアの少女』をめぐって
	Reception of a French Novel in Girls’ Magazines in the Taisho Period : A Study of Xavier de Maistre’s “La Jeune Sibérienne” Translated by Sueko Nomura
	タイショウキ　ノ　ショウジョザッシ　ニ　オケル　フランス　ショウセツ　ノ　ジュヨウ　グザヴィエ　ド　メーストル　ゲンサク　ノムラスエコ　ヤク　シベリア　ノ　ショウジョ　ヲ　メグッテ
DC.creator	渡辺, 貴規子
	ワタナベ, キミコ
	Watanabe, Kimiko
DC.publisher	大阪大学大学院人文学研究科
DC.publisher	Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University
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DC.subject	フランス文学
	少女小説
	少女雑誌
	翻訳
	『シベリアの少女』
DCTERMS.abstract	La Jeune Sibérienne (1825), a French novel by Xavier de Maistre (1763-1852), was introduced to Japan during the Meiji period. The first complete Japanese translation of the novel, translated by Sueko Nomura, was titled “Siberia no shōjo.” It was serialized in the girls’ magazine Shōjo (Girl) published by Jiji-Shimpo-sha from January to October 1916 and was published in book form by Okura Shoten in December of the same year. This novel is one of the few French full-length novels that were introduced as “shojo shosetsu (girls’ novel)” in girls’ magazines in the early Taisho period. The novel is about Prascovie Lopouloff, a real-life young girl who traveled alone to St. Petersburg to appeal directly to the Czar for her father, who was falsely accused and exiled to Siberia as a political prisoner, and obtained a pardon for him. The study of the history of the reception of this novel about Prascovie Lopouloff in France and Japan revealed that although it is a forgotten work in modern Japan, it was quite popular in France in the 19th and early 20th centuries and was read as a world classic and biography for children in Japan from the 1960s to the 1970s. In Japan, Prascovie’s anecdote was already introduced many times in the latter half of the Meiji period in books, women’s magazines, and girls’ magazines, and in the Taisho period, a complete translation of Maistre’s novel was desired to introduce the tale to more girls, and Nomura’s translation was born. This paper introduces the interesting history of the reception of Prascovie’s anecdote in France and Japan and also examines the aspects of the translation of “Siberia no shōjo,” the first complete translation in Japan, translated by Sueko Nomura, and the image of the girl in it, as well as the educational considerations for young readers.
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大正期の少女雑誌におけるフランス小説の受容 : グザヴィエ・ド・メーストル原作、野村壽恵子訳『シベリアの少女』をめぐって

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