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Title Author(s) 野田秀樹作品における言葉遊びと時間性の変遷 : ゼンダ城の虜 から オイル へ 黄, 資絜 Citation 待兼山論叢. 芸術学篇. 50 P.15-P.45 Issue Date 2016-12-26 Text Version publisher URL http://hdl.handle.net/11094/70046 DOI rights

15 NODA MAP 一 はじめに 1 NODA MAP

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45 SUMMARY Changes of Wordplay and the Problem of Time in Hideki Noda s Works: From The Prisoner of Zenda to Oil Tzu-Chieh HUANG Wordplay is one of the techniques which characterizes the writing of Hideki Noda, and it can be discovered from his early works to his recent ideological plays. This paper exams the changes of Noda s wordplay by connecting it with the important theme of his ideological plays: the problem of time. The paper contains three parts. In the first part, it summarizes linguistics studies, folklore studies, and previous researches about wordplay in Noda s 1980s works, trying to give a definition of wordplay. The scond part is an analysis of The Prisoner of Zenda: The Night of Our Moss-Covered Infants (1981), one of Noda s representative works in the 1980s. In this period, Noda s wordplay used postmodern strategies to avoid fixed meaning, making his wordplay have strong similarities with game theory. The last part of this essay is an analysis of Noda s ideological play, Oil (2003). In this play Noda s wordplay has two main contents: one is used to link the story with the ancient myth about establishing the state, while the other is adapted from Japanese traditional wordplay. Both of the two show a tight relationship between language and culture, and Noda names this relationship time in several ideological plays. The change of style form postmodern strategies to a reconnection with the Japanese tradition shows Noda s new attitude of endorsing multiculturalism, and this also reflects the impact of globalization on the contemporary Japanese society.