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SUGIURA Ikuko 서울대학교 일본연구소 2014 일본비평 Vol.- No.11
How has modern Japan presented the “female intimacy”? This paper sheds light on the existing historical descriptions and how its development does not necessarily reflect the “history of sexuality,” and argues that the history of lesbian movements after the 1970s must be recaptured from the perspective of “sexual desire.” In this paper, the “perspective of sexual desire” questions how the concept of “sexual desire,” which has been constructed in various ways since the Taisho period, had dealt with discourses on “female intimacy” and “a woman who loves a woman.” In Japan, the term “lesbian” spread widely in the late half of the 1960s, and in the 1970s a number of information on lesbianism was available through the media. A number of researches on the history of lesbians have been published, but none of them have analyzed it as a discourse that create both spheres and experiences of lesbians’ (and women’s) sexual desires. In other words, it can be said that, in Japan, “postwar history of sexuality” on lesbians has not yet been written. This paper first deals with the period from the 1910s to the 1960s during which a concept of “sexual desire” was imported before the advent of lesbianism in Japan, and, from the perspective of “sexual desire,” analyzes how modern Japan attached meanings toward “female intimacy” and “a woman who loves a woman.” Second, the paper briefly touches upon the discourse on lesbianism found in the magazines after the 1970s, and examines the contemporary significance of adopting the “perspective of sexual desire.”
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