이토 도라마루(伊藤虎丸)의 魯迅論― 「광인일기」를 중심으로

Abstract

I try to explain Ito Doramaru(伊藤虎丸)’s central idea, i.e. eschatology, individual self-consciousness and consider his new reading method of “A Madman’s Diary” in this article. His so-called apocalyptic individual self-consciousness means that every individual person should have a sense of responsibility respectively and face the history and the reality without falling into the nihilism. His viewpoint like this was influenced by Maruyama Masao(丸山眞男)’s Japanese Thought and Kumano Yoshitaka(熊野義孝)’s Eschatology and Philosophy of history. According to Ito, apocalyptic individual self-consciousness in Luxun resulted in cleary awakened Realism through two-time literary consciousness(i.e. convincement) and Luxun’s literature changed from ‘literature of revelation’ to ‘literature of atonement’ by virtue of cleary awakened Realism. So Ito asserted that “A Madman’s Diary” is an autobiographical work that shows Luxun’s two-time literary consciousness. I think it very valuable that Ito reinterpreted Luxun and his works from a current meaning.