@article{oai:nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp:00027467,
 author = {廣瀬, 陽一 and HIROSE, Yoichi},
 journal = {JunCture : 超域的日本文化研究},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {Nakano Shigeharu’s short story Mokei kyokaihyo (1961) is based on the story of Sugimoto Ryokichi and Okada Yoshiko’s defection to the Soviet Union. In this short story, we find an abrupt line that reads “朝鮮人に転向はないぞ……” (lit: Koreans will not convert…). This is the only line in which Nakano directly touches on the subject of “conversion of Koreans” out of all his literary texts. This paper discusses this line in order to shed light on the new “Nakano Shigeharu and Korea” problems that have been overlooked until now. First of all, I analyze the story of defection to the Soviet Union and 模型境界標 (model boundary indicator) and point out that the line “朝鮮人に転向はないぞ……” was mainly written as a criticism against the Japanese Communist Party and the Communist Movement of the late 1950s. Then, I shift the discussion towards “conversion of Koreans” and I argue that Nakano was likely aware of the Korean conversion situation with supporting evidence from historical materials and from the relationship between Nakano and (Zainichi) Koreans with whom he was in contact. I stress the importance of Nakano’s contact with Kim Dalsu and the possibility of Kim Dalsu’s novel Park Dar no saiban (朴達の裁判) and the April Revolution being part of the motivation behind Nakano writing the line“朝鮮人に転向はないぞ……”. By discussing the above, I argue the need to focus more on the intellectual exchanges between Nakano and (Zainichi) Koreans, as we see only a glimpse of their exchange from this story.},
 pages = {190--201},
 title = {中野重治「模型境界標」論 : 「朝鮮人の転向」をめぐって},
 volume = {10},
 year = {2019}
}