被收养的丈夫[Sono Omokage]

Zea Books Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.32873/unl.dc.zea.1323
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双部诗美(1864-1909)的这部小说完全符合自然主义文学的传统。它让人想起西奥多·德莱塞的《嘉莉妹妹》或伊迪丝·沃顿的《伊森·弗罗姆》,人物被他们无法抵抗或控制的力量牢牢抓住。哲也是一名经济学和金融学教授,为了支付教育费用,他接受了一桩收养婚姻。现在他发现自己痛苦与他的忽视妻子东子,并吸引了她的非法同父异母的妹妹Sayo-ko,谁不能帮助自己从返回他的感情。这对恋人被他们的情感所缠绕,被习俗所束缚,被内疚和悔恨所折磨,他们走上了一条充满泪水的欺骗和分手之路。在明治时期的日本,理想主义者必须屈服,而现实主义者则蓬勃发展,人类的代价是以痛苦和绝望来衡量的。
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An Adopted Husband [Sono Omokage]
This novel by Futabatei Shimei (1864–1909) falls squarely within the traditions of Naturalism in literature. Reminiscent of Theordore Dreiser’s Sister Carrie or Edith Wharton’s Ethan Frome, it presents characters in the grip of forces they cannot resist or control. Tetsuya is a Professor of Economics and Finance who has accepted an adoption-marriage to pay the costs of his education. Now he finds himself miserable with his neglectful wife Toki-ko, and attracted to her illegitimate half-sister Sayo-ko, who cannot help herself from returning his affections. Enmeshed by their emotions, hemmed in by convention, tormented by guilt and remorse, the lovers careen down a tears-laden course of deceit and dissolution. In Meiji Japan, the idealists must bend while the realists flourish and the costs to humanity are measured in suffering and despair.
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