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전후 일본의 족(族) 문화와 ‘천황’의 부재(不在) ― 미시마 유키오(三島由紀夫) 「달(月)」에 나타난 젊은 세대의 문화 ―Cultural Tribe of Postwar Japan And Absence of Tenno ― The Young Generation's Culture in Mishima Yukio's Moon ―

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Cultural Tribe of Postwar Japan And Absence of Tenno ― The Young Generation's Culture in Mishima Yukio's Moon ―
Authors
홍윤표
Issue Date
2010
Publisher
가천대학교 아시아문화연구소
Keywords
Japanese post-war economic miracle; mass culture; consumption; the Japanese emperor; beatnik; identity; 고도경제성장; 대중문화; 소비; 천황; 비트족; 정체성
Citation
아시아문화연구, v.19, pp.249 - 270
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Journal Title
아시아문화연구
Volume
19
Start Page
249
End Page
270
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/117830
DOI
10.34252/acsri.2010.19..010
ISSN
1975-9150
Abstract
Mishima Yukio's “Moon”, published in 1962, directly expose consuming society and young generation's culture. Japanese young people lost a purpose, and was wandering in Japanese post-war economic miracle. And young people was depended to a commodity, and lost identity. Mishima Yukio organized the private army, which is right-wing group “Tatenokai”(楯の会) in 1968. This group had opposite character to young generation like beatnik in 1960s. They attach importance to the totality of Japan, and They considered a moderation with virtue than freedom. The "Moon" in the text symbolize the absolute existence as like Tenno, whom young men of "Tatenokai" worshiped. Mishima's “Moon” represented the mass consumer society with human alienation and this text is revealed meaningless life of young people. This text is a turning point of Mishima Yukio's works.
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