| A Study on the Transformation of Literary Museums Accompanying the “Bungo” Boom ：Through the Construction of the “Bungo” Database and Digital Mapping |
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| Yeonwoo LEE1, Eunji HEO2, SeongYoon YANG3 |
1Department of Japanese Language and Literature, Korea University
2Department of Japanese Language and Literature, Korea University
3Research Professor, Institute Digital HUSS, Korea University |
文豪ブームに伴う文学館の変容に関する考察 ―― 文豪物データベース·デジタル地図の構築を通して |
| 李娟優1, 許恩智2, 梁誠允3 |
1高麗大学校日語日文学科3年生
2高麗大学校日語日文学科4年生
3高麗大学校人文社会デジタル融合人材養成事業団研究教授 |
Correspondence
SeongYoon YANG ,Email: armstrongy@korea.ac.kr
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Published online: 30 December 2024. |
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Copyright ©2024 The Global Institute for Japanese Studies, Korea University |
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| ABSTRACT |
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This study creates a “Bungobutsu(Mediamix to characterize literature) Database” using digital archiving and mapping to analyze the interactions between literary objects, museums, and audiences. The database reveals that “Bungo to Alchemist” (BunAru) are more closely linked to real Bungo(A great writer) than “Bungo Stray Dogs” (Bunsuto). Contrary to expectations, museums tend to collaborate more with Bunsuto due to profitability, reflecting shifts in the literary ecosystem. Literary museums also act as intermediaries, tailoring exhibitions to the preferences of Bunsuto and BunAru consumers, and offering new experiences such as collaborations with restaurants. This demonstrates a dynamic relationship between Bungobutsu and audiences. A comparison of the Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature and the Kamakura Museum of Literature, through digital mapping, suggests that the relationship between content tourism and collaborative events beyond literary objects deserves further exploration. The study also calls for future research to broaden the range of data collection. Finally, the study aims to make the [Bungobutsu Database] publicly accessible as an “open database” for wider use. |
Keywords:
Museum of Literature, Bungo to Alchemist, Bungo Stray Dogs, Database, Collaboration, Digital Map
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| キ―ワ―ド:
文学館, 文豪とアルケミスト, 文豪ストレイドッグス, データベース, コラボレーショ ン, デジタル地図 |
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