『哲学字彙』의 근대 번역어의 보편성에 관한 연구: 국정교과서의 확립시점을 중심으로

Abstract

This paper aims to research how the modern translated words of Tethugakujii , the Japanese first philosophy dictionary compiled from 1881 to 1912, were accepted and settled in the Japanese general society. The research is focused on the time when the basic vocabulary was included in the national(Kokutei) textbooks which had been published from 1903 to 1948. First, in chapter 2, the value of Tetugakujii as a linguistic material is summarized and the existing studies are reviewed, and the main issue of this paper is suggested. In chapter 3, among the modern translated words of Tetugakujii, the words which were included in national textbooks are analyzed. In chapter 4, on the base of the collected data, the process in which the modern translated words mainly accepted to intellectual persons became established as the educational basic vocabulary for the general public is discussed. In chapter 5, the generalization process of the vocabulary through the education is examined. Finally, chapter 6 suggests the conclusion.