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山口大学文学会志 Volume 41
published_at 1990-12-20

Nature Seen As a Vision : An Essay on Oe Kenzaburo's ”The Deluge Comes Up to My Soul”

幻視される自然 : 大江健三郎『洪水はわが魂に及び』について
Shibata Shoji
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Contemporary Relations between Parent and Children
PP. 1 - 16
The First Stage Recollection
PP. 1 - 16
Lapanese Day Service Centers for the Aged
PP. 17 - 32
On the Blind Musicians of Chun-qiu Period
PP. 17 - 38
An American City in Conflict : A Case Stady of Monterey Park
PP. 33 - 49
Theoretical Approach to the Fluidified-Society
PP. 39 - 60
Religious Activities and Actors in Modern North China
PP. 51 - 71
On Usage of the Word's ”muzu” and ”mutosu” in kana-bwritings of the Heian Period (1)
PP. 61 - 81
Une tentative pour relire Moira(３) : Principalement pour analyser la 《violence》 de Joseph
PP. 73 - 90
A Structure of Conceotion in Love Poetry : A Study of ”WAKANASHU” (2)
PP. 83 - 102
Sentence Predication in the Modern Frisian : Constituents and Constituent Order
PP. 91 - 107
Nature Seen As a Vision : An Essay on Oe Kenzaburo's ”The Deluge Comes Up to My Soul”
PP. 103 - 123
Von der Zeitschrift ”Myojo” und der Dichtern in San-in Gerend (4)
PP. 109 - 128
Swift's Tow London Poems : 'A Description of the Morning' and 'A Description of a Shwer'
PP. 125 - 154
Das ”Kafkaesque”
PP. 129 - 140
Concerning Wang Fuzhi's (王夫之） ”Hua Yi (華夷)” thought
PP. 155 - 174