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In the late 19th century, Japanese government towed the modernization of Japan by translating enormous amount of European books to accept the advanced products of Western civilization. As a result, in the 1880's, the trend of pragmatism spread out over almost parts of literature. European detective novels regarding science and realism were highly translated and introduced into Japanese society. The person who became the spearhead of this trend was Kuroiwa Ruiko. He was a journalist, so his translation aimed the readability of Japanese, rather than the accurate translation of text. So, he adapted the original text. His attitude of adaption brought the creation of the first creative detective novel of Japan in the train, Miserable. Of course, there were translators in contrast with Kuroiwa Ruiko. For example, Aeba Koson pursued concise interest by shortening the original text, and Morita Shiken aimed the pursuit of accurate translation of original text. Likewise, there were different styles of translation. However, these seemed the variations of acceptance and transformation of advanced Western civilization. The narrative of Kuroiwa Ruiko's novel Miserable shows one aspect of characteristics of modern Japanese literature which imitated and accepted Western civilization.

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 1. 들어가며
 2. 추리소설 작가 구로이와 루이코
 3. ‘신안의 소설’ 『무참』
 4. 구로이와 루이코와 동시대의 번역 상황
 4. 모방과 변용의 일본 근대의 추리서사
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• 김계자 [ Kim, Gae-Ja | 고려대학교 일본연구센터 HK연구교수 ]

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• 간행물명

  일본학보 [The Korean Journal of Japanology]

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  계간

• pISSN

  1225-1453

• 수록기간

  1973~2026

• 등재여부

  KCI 등재

• 십진분류

  KDC 913 DDC 952