A Study Of Aoyama Nanae’s Multi-theme Of Life Novels

In 2005,Japanese women writer Aoyama Nanae’s first novel has won the 42 nd Japanese Awards for Literature and Arts,which shots to fame in Japanese literary world.Although it’s not a long time to enter the literary circle,she has many representative.Aoyama Nanae’s writings are light and show an subtle sense in the simple narrative by her unique female consciousness.It was because of daily colors and chores in the works that infect and shock the Japanese literary circles.The paper takes Aoyama Nanae’s novels as the breakthrough point,through detailed textual analysis of novels,and tries to explore the themes from the aspects of culture,psychology,social and history,then discuss the character of healing in her writing and her unique charms in Japanese novels of related themes.Besides the introduction and conclusion,this essay is divided into three parts.The main researches are as follows:In the introduction part,the article firstly introduces Aoyama Nanae and her novels about life theme,then summarizes the domestic and foreign research situation of Aoyama’s novel,and presents the research methods and innovations of the paper.Chapter one analyses the theme about loneliness in Aoyama’s works.The essay tries to explain the texts how to represent loneliness from the aspect of relationship and self-subject,then analyses current situation about loneliness in Japan,and discuss the emergency of the loneliness theme and the reasons for the historical inevitability by using psychoanalytic theory.Chapter two discusses initiation theme in Aoyama’s novels.Through comparing with traditional initiation story and using Lacan’s gaze theory to analysis text,the essay explore the unique of the other in Aoyama’s novels.Chapter three interprets the theme of death how to express in the texts,and conveys author’s positive view of death about being towards death.The conclusion part sums up the main point of the dissertation.Then explore the character of healing in her writing and her unique charms in Japanese novels of related themes.