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司馬遼太郎における帝国日本の原体験 : 大阪外国語学校との関係を中心に Shiba Ryōtarō original experience from the perspective of imperial Japan From his relationship with Osaka Foreign School 大阪外国語学校 王, 海 It is widely believed that Shiba Ryōtarō made his first decision to learn Mongolian at Osaka Foreign School as major, because he was so interested at literature about the Nomads. In fact, Shiba was failed in the previous entrance exams for Osaka High School 大阪高等学校 and Hirosaki High School 弘前高等学校. After the 9.18 Incident and the establishment of Manchuria, more Japanese graduates were sent to work at Manchurian and Mongolian area, especially the Mongolian major students. After the frustration of the exams, it was possible for Shiba too, to dream to open a new life there. From those above, it is necessary to explore Shiba's motivation from the perspective of imperial Japan. Osaka Foreign Scholl was founded to enhance the economic communication with Asian continent at the beginning. However, with the proceedings of Japan imperialism, the school started to change its position to meet the needs for "North Expansion". Students and teachers actively participated in politics. They organized speeches, donations to support the war. Although Shiba didn't like the life in the camp, he wished to work at the secret service in Mongolia. We can see the obedience and resistance in the time from Shiba. Mongolian department published a magazine called "sakuhu". "sakuhu" was believed to inherited Oriental Studies. It demonstrates Asia history as the offense and defense between the cultivation and nomadism. Shiba was influenced by this view of history. Institute for Cultural Interaction Studies, Kansai University 2012-01-31 jpn article VoR http://hdl.handle.net/10112/6332 https://kansai-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/2222 BB08721084 ICIS次世代国際学術フォーラムシリーズ ; 第4輯 9784990516499 近代世界の「言説」と「意象」 : 越境的文化交渉学の視点から 161 178 https://kansai-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/2222/files/2-4_WANG Hai.pdf application/pdf 583.8 kB 2019-05-20