원작과 영화의 서사구조 비교 -아키나리의 『雨月物語』와 미조구치의《雨月物語》를 중심으로- (A Comparative Study on narrative structures of the original work and of the movie -focusing on Akinari's 『Ugetsu monogatari』 and Mizoguchi's《Ugetsu monogatari》)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 한국일본사상사학회
· 수록지 정보 : 日本思想 / 23호 / 117 ~ 135페이지
· 저자명 : 김경희

초록

Commonly speaking, it 's not an easy thing for a movie which visualized a certain literary text to receive an exceeding evaluation than the original text itself. Though the audio-visual impression of video text is very strong, the original literary text can give deeper and louder resonance through invisible imagination and lingering echos. In that sense, it is very exceptional case that Ueda Akinari's novel, 『Ugetsu monogatari』(1776) gave a major influence not only to the Japanese modern writers but also to people of more generations and of wider ranks as transformed to the same named movie by Mizoguchi Kenj.
As like Akinari's 『Ugetsu monogatari』 though based on Japanese classics and Chinese old stories, completely changed itself to a whole new work, Mizoguchi's movie, 《Ugetsu monogatari》(1953) also based on an original work, borrowing basic narratives, appropriately adding Mizoguchi-movie style artwork and historical characteristics, was re-born as a new work .
This study examined that in the comparing viewpoint on narrative structures of original work and of the movie based on the work, dramatization of the original text to an audio-visual movie scenario had led to what kind of changes. Hopefully, through the comparison between narative structures of the original work and of the movie, and examining how Akinari's 『Ugetsu monogatari』had been interpreted , the original work could be understood better.

영어초록

Commonly speaking, it 's not an easy thing for a movie which visualized a certain literary text to receive an exceeding evaluation than the original text itself. Though the audio-visual impression of video text is very strong, the original literary text can give deeper and louder resonance through invisible imagination and lingering echos. In that sense, it is very exceptional case that Ueda Akinari's novel, 『Ugetsu monogatari』(1776) gave a major influence not only to the Japanese modern writers but also to people of more generations and of wider ranks as transformed to the same named movie by Mizoguchi Kenj.
As like Akinari's 『Ugetsu monogatari』 though based on Japanese classics and Chinese old stories, completely changed itself to a whole new work, Mizoguchi's movie, 《Ugetsu monogatari》(1953) also based on an original work, borrowing basic narratives, appropriately adding Mizoguchi-movie style artwork and historical characteristics, was re-born as a new work .
This study examined that in the comparing viewpoint on narrative structures of original work and of the movie based on the work, dramatization of the original text to an audio-visual movie scenario had led to what kind of changes. Hopefully, through the comparison between narative structures of the original work and of the movie, and examining how Akinari's 『Ugetsu monogatari』had been interpreted , the original work could be understood better.

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