TV 지다이게키(時代劇) 서사 변용의 양상 연구

Abstract

A Study on Narrative Structures of TV Jidaigeki Yoo, Da-Geon Jidaigeki is a genre of film, television, and theatre in Japan. Literally "period dramas", they are most often set during the Edo period of Japanese history, from 1603 to 1868. Many dramas are also produced every year by a television station. Since 2000, in particular, work made in their narrative structure has changed drastically. TV Jidaigeki one of the biggest changes was the extinction of the hero and fusion of transformation. I analyzed a broadcast TV Jidaigeki aired in the 2000's by this research and found out the feature of the narrative structure. And a product of a change and a point of a TV Jidaigeki were derived through the above mentioned discussion. NHK Taiga Dramas are making a heroic myth of a stereotype at a boundary of a fiction and nonfiction. And information near authentic history is being sent through historical investigation. When such thing will be compared, TV Jidaigeki breaks from the universal hero creation narrative structure and is making a hero myth become extinct. This is the big outcome the genre as the television Samurai movie accomplished. There is big significance to show relative and fluid historical perspective to a change in the hero myth which became more adherent. Another big change in a television Samurai movie has contact with a historical person and is that not an observation person of history, but the personality in which I participate aggressively is being produced.