I'm studying Japanese proletarian literary movement in early Showa era.
The proletarian literary movement connotes the problem of massification (or popularization) of literature on the relationship between author and reader, and can also be regarded as a literary movement with international nature earlier in the history of Japanese literature.
From these diversified perspectives, I'm considering the meaning of proletarian literature in the history of Japanese literature.
Inspired by BETCHAKU Atsuko 'Child poverty and teachers', a discussion of issues that Betchaku did not/could not write
Wada Takashi
KIRON 21 (45) 188-196 Jul 2019 [Invited]
"Ebi-fry" and "Embi-fry" in Miura Tetsuo’s "Bonmiyage": Study on literary teaching materials by applying Text-critique
WADA, Takashi
Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, Mie University. 70 138-128 Jan 2019
Two worldwide writers Kumamoto born: National literature and Proletarian literature
Wada Takashi
Beyond the spacetime: Lecture report of the 60th centennial of Tokunaga Sunao's Death. 32-40 Oct 2018 [Invited]
Confirmed the circumstances in which the "Hototogisu (Nami-ko)" by Tokutomi Rika and "Taiyo-no-nai-machi (The street without sun)" by Nakunaga Naonaka were translated in multiple languages, mainly in the West, and reported the significance of the ...
Study on the International Solidarity of Japanese Proletarian Literature in the Pre-War Period: Focusing on the Relationship to Germany and the United States
MEXT: Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists
Project Year: Apr 2019 - Mar 2022 Investigator(s): Wada Takashi
Study on the translation and the acceptance of Japanese proletarian literature in prewar Germany
MEXT: Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)
Project Year: Apr 2016 - Mar 2019 Investigator(s): WADA, Takashi
