Booming Sastra Proletariat di Jepang : Fenomena Novel Kani Kosen dan Sastrawan Kobayashi Takiji
Kani Kosen (1929) adalah sebuah novel dalam genre sastra proletariat yang ditulis oleh Kobayashi Takiji seorang sastrawan komunis pada usia 26 tahun. Karya yang mengisahkan perlawanan kaum pekerja (proletariat) pada sebuah kapal penangkapan sekaligus 'pabrik' kepiting ini kemudian dilarang oleh Pemerintah Jepang. Sang penulisnya sendiri yang juga menjadi pelaku aktif gerakan politik bawah tanah komunis ini, tewas 3 tahun kemudian oleh siksaan kepolisian Jepang. Siapa sangka 79 tahun kemudian novel ini menjadi novel 'best seller' di Jepang pada tahun 2008. 'Booming Kani Kosen' dikalangan anak-anak muda Jepang terjadi dikisaran tahun 2008-2009. Novel Kani Kosen ini kemudian juga di filmkan pada tahun 2009.
*catatan : saya juga melihat antusias di kalangan temen-teman muda, terlihat dari temuan dari pencarian di paman google 7 skripsi mahasiswa Indonesia yang mengkaji karya Kani Kosen, 3 diantara bisa diakses secara online
The stories of Japanese communist Takiji Kobayashi represent the best of proletarian literature.
Anchor News, kani kosen boom clip - Heather Bowen-Struyk
Novel Kani Kosen
Skripsi SANY EKA PUTRI UNIBRAW
SKRIPSI AHMAD JAMALUDIN UNIBRAW
Skripsi Dzakkia Ulul `azmi - UGM
Film Kani Kosen Diangakat Dari Novel Kobayashi Takiji
Aboard the Japanese crab ship 'Kanikosen' equipped with a cannery facility, workers are forced to labor under pitiful conditions at minimum wages. Some even die of cruel labor and malnutrition. And to top it off, the factory superintendent Asakawa (Hidetoshi Nishijima) is the most brutal sort who does not treat the workers as human beings.Shinjo (Ryuhei Matsuda), one of the workers, persuades the others that they should wish to become rich in their next life as there is no future for them in the present. So all of them try to commit suicides, which ends up in a comedy of errors. SHINJO then escapes the Kanikosen and is rescued by a Soviet vessel. He is astonished by the new social system on the vessel that is so much different from the one he left behind. In realization, Shinjo returns to the ship to save the others.
Hidup dan Karya Kobayashi Takiji
An undergraduate honors thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in University Honors and Japanese Thesis Adviser Jon Holt, Ph.D. Portland State University 2014
A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Asian Languages and Cultures by Noriko Agastuma Day
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles
** Chapter 3. Slum Within and Without: Kobayashi Takaji’s Works on Otaru
Kajian dan Studi Heather Bowen-Struyk
Disertasi : Rethinking Japanese proletarian literature.
Heather Bowen-Struyk 2001
Abstrak disertasi bisa dibaca di https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/handle/2027.42/129288
"Takiji Memorial: February 20, 2009" is a three-part documentary tribute to Kobayashi Takiji (1903-1933) produced by Heather Bowen-Struyk. This account is based on a trip to Otaru, Japan with Takiji-specialist Norma Field to commemorate the life, death and legacy of the young proletarian author-activist who was brutally murdered while being interrogated by the Special Higher Police on Februrary 20, 1933. In 2008, Takiji's nearly 80 year old novella "The Factory Ship" (Kani kosen) became a best-seller (aka the "boom"), pushing Takiji and the legacy of his work back into the media mainstream. Part One is "Takiji's Life in Otaru;" Part Two is "Takiji's Gravesite Ceremony;" and Part Three is "The Meaning of the Boom."
Kajian dan Studi Doug Enaa Greena
The stories of Japanese communist Takiji Kobayashi represent the best of proletarian literature.
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