国文学 解釈と教材の研究 1991年3月号 特集■江戸川乱歩と夢野久作 ・魔都のモダニズム■「遠野物語」の意味/吉本隆明
The March 1991 edition of Kokugaku: Research on Interpretation and Teaching Materials centers on Edogawa Ranpo and Yumeno Kyusaku, exploring demonic city modernism. It also includes Yoshimoto Takaaki's examination of 'Tono Monogatari's' meaning, offering insights for literary studies and education.
About This Book
This scholarly journal issue from March 1991 focuses on key figures and themes in Japanese literature. It features in-depth research on interpretation and teaching materials for national literature studies.
The special feature highlights Edogawa Ranpo and Yumeno Kyusaku, examining their contributions to mystery and fantastical narratives. Discussions include the modernism of the 'demonic city' in their works.
Additionally, the issue presents Yoshimoto Takaaki's analysis of the significance of 'Tono Monogatari,' a foundational text in Japanese folklore and storytelling.
Designed for academics and educators, it provides valuable resources for understanding literary interpretation and classroom applications.
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