Cultural Identity of Ainu In Shizukana Daichi Written By Ikezawa Natsuki

Wawat Rahwati, - Cultural Identity of Ainu In Shizukana Daichi Written By Ikezawa Natsuki. -.

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Abstract

Ainu is one of Japanese indigenous tribe which lived in an area of Hokkaido that was colonialized internally by Japanese people (Wajin) in Edo period. This history can be found in Shizukana Daichi (2007), a novel by Ikezawa Natsuki. The novel tells the story of Saburo and Shiro Munekata, sons of Tokushima Samurai, who forced to immigrate to Hokkaido in early Meiji to settle and exploiting its natural resource. They made a relationship with Ainu while other Japanese preferred to reject them. By using Hall's concept related to cultural identity, articulation, and positioning, this paper aims to show how the structured narrative builds the cultural identity of Ainu in this novel. Keywords: Shizukana Daichi, Ainu, Cultural identity, Articulating, Positioning

Item Type: Article
Subjects: Z Bibliography. Library Science. Information Resources > ZA Information resources > ZA4050 Electronic information resources
Divisions: Artikel > Sastra
Depositing User: BPSI Unas
Date Deposited: 11 Mar 2022 11:52
Last Modified: 11 Mar 2022 11:52
URI: http://repository.unas.ac.id/id/eprint/5086

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