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Title Alternative | “The Prince’s Progress” by Christina Rossetti: A Translation
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Authors |
Takiguchi, Tomoko
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Journal Title |
The Wakayama economic review
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ISSN | 04516222
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NCID | AN00071425
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Volume | 396
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Start Page | 107
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End Page | 127
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Order | 06
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Published Date | 2019-03-01
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Language |
jpn
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Docuemnt Type | 翻訳
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Keywords | クリスティナ・ロセッティ
王子の旅
眠りの森の美女
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Keywords Alternative | Christina Rossetti
The Prince’s Progress
Sleeping Beauty
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Abstract Alternative | “The Prince’s Progress” is the first poem in the second collection of poems by Christina Rossetti (1830-94), entitled The Prince’s Progress and Other Poems (1866). It is written in an allegorical fairy-tale style, and its suggestive details have invited interpretations from various perspectives such as religious symbolism and the genre of quest-romance. The poem has also been analyzed in comparison with other allegorical stories it alludes to, especially the fairy tale “Sleeping Beauty”. Here I offer a Japanese translation of this intriguing poem, hoping to successfully emulate its elaborate structure and convey the symbolism of sleeping and waking.
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Departmental Bulletin Paper
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