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改变爱的模式:当代的虚构陈述Changing Lovestyles: Fictional Representations of Contemporary

论文作者:留学生论文论文属性:短文 essay登出时间:2014-01-24编辑:anne点击率:7120

论文字数:12380论文编号:org201401231113595873语种:英语 English地区:日本价格:$ 22

关键词:Changing LovestylesFictional RepresentationsContemporary改变爱的模式虚构陈述

摘要:这篇文章是一个情感,浪漫爱情的一项研究,在一个单一的文学体裁,在爱情小说。更具体地说,它是变化的浪漫爱情如被题写在虚构的浪漫晚二十世纪文化的理解的研究。

Introduction

This essay is a study of one emotion, romantic love, in a single literary genre,the romance novel. More specifically, it is a study of changes in late-twentiethcentury cultural understandings of romantic love as inscribed in the fictional romance. Transformations in representations of romantic heroes in popular romantic fiction over the course of the late twentieth century,arguably in response to the demands of a largely female readership, provide important clues to shifts in how women relate — or fail to relate — to potential and real romantic partners in their everyday lives, and why. The changing grammar, as it were, of a man’s love for a woman discernible in the series of texts analyzed below allows glimpses into the figured worlds of Japanese romantic love.1 These figured worlds link in complex ways to women’s understandings of their everyday lives in the dynamically shifting field of gender relations in Japan, and to how those understandings affect their decisions not just about romance but also about marriage and reproduction, these last matters of central concern in the context of Japan’s contemporary demographic crisis. Although a textual analysis cannot provide direct insight into women’s and men’s real lives, it does provide one aspect of the backdrop — in Media-hypersaturated Japan — against which those lives are lived.
Love Ren’ai (romantic love) is held to be one of the many Meiji imports from the West.2 It has, clearly, been a successful import. Despite scholarly assertions that marriage in Japan was based less on romantic love than on economic status or family considerations,3 or on a kind of gendered complementarity for the household,4 an increasing focus on romantic love between husbands and wives was evident in the postwar era, as women in particular began to rethink marriage. The latter half of the twentieth century saw a shift away from the miai kekkon (arranged marriage) to the ren’ai kekkon (love marriage),and by the mid-1970s, in the Tokyo neighborhood where I then lived,the importance of having a close relationship with one’s spouse was a prominent part of my conversations with women.5 And, with or without marriage as a goal, an increasing attention to romance in popular magazines, popular literary treatments of romance, romance-focused television dramas, and even popular Music’s love-oriented lyrics provided a background context for real women and men replete with romantic messages.
It is these media messages that are the focus of my analysis here, in a textual approach to romantic love. The fictional representations of Japanese men and women in love have proved a rich site for the exploration of the pragmatics of romantic love as a gender-differentiated emotion. My particular
focus here is on the speech of lovers — male lovers — on the language, that is, of men in love.
Linguistic evidence is an important guide to understanding the structure of cultural models, and in this essay, I analyze how male lovers’ expressions of love are linked to conceptions of “true love” in Japan, as “read” in the Japanese romance.6 This type of discourse centered analysis will assist in tracing changes in popular romance fiction’s representations of true love over three postreconstruction decades (1970 – 2000) in Japan, providing a close look at Japanese men’s emotional expressivity in a context where expressivity is expected, if not required. Such analyses permit us to a论文英语论文网提供整理,提供论文代写英语论文代写代写论文代写英语论文代写留学生论文代写英文论文留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。

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