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    『1Q84』におけるコミューンの表象 : 1970年代のコミューン運動への実証的研究に基づいて

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    Based on an empirical study of the commune movement in the 1970s, this paper analyzes the communes of ‘Takashima Juku’ and ‘Sakigake’ in 1Q84 by Murakami Haruki. It aims to go beyond specific archetypes in order to explore the representation of communes. By distinguishing between ‘Takashima Juku’ and ‘Sakigake’ in the novel, the paper clarifies that ‘Sakigake’ represents the typical characteristics of a commune, such as direct selling, antiideology/ anti-truth, the free association of units, and the pursuit of spirituality. After analyzing ‘Sakigake’ as an open, avant-garde consortium in the novel, and examining their sudden shift toward extreme order, the paper interprets the novel as a profound critique of Japanese idealism in the 1970s and 1980s.departmental bulletin pape

    東アジアの戦後史に潜在した記憶を可視化するための試み : 「帰国事業」をテーマとした深沢夏衣の作品を中心に

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    This article examines the latent memories of people in the postwar history of East Asia portrayed in Zainichi Korean literature. Until now, Zainichi Korean literature has primarily been interpreted as a means of tracing the scars of colonial rule and the memories of the division between North and South Korea. However, this study aims to interpret it as a medium for forging connections with others. The specific works analyzed here are “Parcha Taryong” (1998) and “Paranse” (2008), novels by Fukasawa Kai, both centered around the theme of the Repatriation Project of Zainichi Koreans to North Korea. These works explore the memories of women who endured numerous hardships and conflicts while living in the liminal space between Japan and the Korean Peninsula. By interpreting these memories as narratives of empathy and mutual understanding, this article seeks to understand them as a practice that bridges the heavy history of the past with the present and future. Reading these works fosters empathy for the suffering and experiences of others, helping us understand their positions and emotions. In doing so, it creates the possibility for genuine dialogue. This is the goal that Fukasawa Kai sought to achieve through literature.departmental bulletin pape

    Human-Robot Collaborative Teleoperation Enhancing Sense of Agency and Operability

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    楕円形空洞内レーザー点火によるデトネーション波生成機構

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