インドネシア人像とプロパガンダの手法との関係 187 インドネシア 人像 プロパガンダの 手法 との 関係 ―― 原武夫性格中心 Dewi ANGGRAENI(デウィ·アングラエニ:Lecturer, Universitas Indonesia) d.anggraeni@ui.ac.id (インドネシア )インドネシア大学人文科学部日本学科講師/広島大学大学院文学研究科博士課程後期単位取得満期退 日本近代文学ポストコロニアル理論<劣等人種>間における動的な力関係寒川光太郎 マタ · イタム における ルネオ表象(国文学攷238, 2018)Jun Takamis Shominzokuand Ambiguous Criticism of the Greater East-Asia Co-prosperity Sphere(International Review of Humanities Studies, Vol. 3 No. 2 (Special Issue), 2018)佐多稲子 髪の歎き欧亜混血女性と日本人の人種観(Outlook Japan, Vol. 7 No. 1, 2019)など Japanese Propaganda Methods in Indonesia during the Military Occupation Focusing on Kitahara Takeo s Indoneshiajin no Seikaku Japanese South-commissioned writers who left for Southeast Asia during World War 2 as members of the military's Propaganda Unit usually presented Indonesian people in a positive light. However, this was not the case with Kitahara Takeo, one such writer. This article examines the function of the negative portrayal of Indonesians by Kitahara, as seen in his essay Indoneshia no Seikaku(1943.8), and argues that this form of representation was a propaganda technique employed by the author for the purpose of furthering the project of a “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere”. In advancing this cause, Kitahara emphasized that “tough measures rather than mere slogans” were needed. In his view, the move toward a co-prosperity sphere had to be embodied in concrete policy, and it was necessary to recognize the actual problems in the Indonesian colony in order to devise the appropriate policies. His negative representation of Indonesian people can be read as a way of expressing “the real problem in the colony” that had to be addressed if the right policy was to be arrived at. He believed that this, eventually, would lead back to the idea of establishing a “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere”. The purpose of this paper is not to categorize Kitahara’s work according to a simple “anti-war/pro-war” distinction, but rather to observe the diversity of propaganda techniques employed by South-commissioned writers. Keywords Contact-Zone(接触領域), Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere(大亜栄 ), Indonesia(), Kitahara Takeo(原武夫), South-Commissioned Writers(徴作家) Abstract