清輔の著書における能因の位置　- 『続詞花集』の入集歌を中心に -

Abstract

In this article, I analyse the poems by Noin, included in Shokushikashu, edited by Kiyosuke Fujiwara, in order to enquire into how and for what reasons Kiyosuke selected Noin’s poems in his edited book. Shokushikashu includes 11 poems by Noin, with five of them being found in “Spring,” “Winter,” “Sorrow,” “Love,” and “Trip,” respectively and the other six being found in other parts. These 11 poems by Noin play an essential role in the poem book, forming a broad theme, bridging a current topic to the next one, determining a basic topic in the whole volume, and so forth. Kiyosuke examined Noin’s poems very carefully and included them in his edited poem book. What is currently known as Shokushikashu was initially meant to be a poem book edited by the emperor, and Kiyosuke, who pays due attention to the quality of poems in selecting poems, noted that although Noin’s poems were included in Goshuiwakashu more than anyone else’s poems, his works were not included in Kinyoshu and Shikashu, and this seems to the reason why he selected a number of Noin’ poems in Shokushikashu.