Sakurai Ami的肿瘤没有未来ōzu songu：性别与身体、过去与现在

Japanese Language and Literature Pub Date : 2020-09-25 DOI:10.5195/JLL.2020.91

D. Holloway

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本文分析了SakuraiAmi的小说《明日之歌》（1999）。这部小说在日本文学中不同寻常，因为它关注艾滋病毒，即使在今天，它在社会话语中也很少得到承认。我感兴趣的是Sakurai如何将病毒与主人公Akari对抗霸权生活方式的独特奉献相比较，包括吸毒、无保护的性行为和酗酒。我的论点是，Sakurai利用艾滋病病毒来推动一种微妙的顺从请愿。

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No Future in Sakurai Ami’s Tumorōzu songu: Gender and Body, Past and Present

This paper analyzes Sakurai Ami’s novel Tomorrow’s Song (1999). The novel is unusual in Japanese literature for its attention to HIV, which even today remains little acknowledged in social discourse. My interest is in the ways in which Sakurai figures the virus vis-a-vis protagonist Akari’s singular devotion to counter-hegemonic ways of living, including drug use, unprotected sex, and alcoholism. My argument is that Sakurai uses HIV to advance a subtle petition for conformity.

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