@article{oai:kuins.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000329,
 author = {清水, 美知子 and シミズ , ミチコ},
 journal = {研究紀要},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {P(論文), 本稿は,大正半ばから昭和の高度成長期まで,半世紀以上にわたり活躍した作家,吉屋信子の小説を資料として,都市中間層の家庭における女中像につい, This work discusses the images of housemaids in homes of the urban middle class based on the novels by Nobuko Yoshiya, a novelist who was active for over half a century from the latter part of the Taisho Era until the period of high economic growth in the Showa Era. Yoshiya left numerous works in the areas of stories for young girls and popular fiction, but the texts examined here are two full-length novels in magazines or newspapers: "Mittsu no Hana [Three Flowers]" (Shojo Kurabu, 1926) and "Otto no Teiso [A Husband's Chastity]" (Tokyo-Nichinichi-Shimbun, Osaka-Mainichi-Shimbun, 1936-37). These two novels both depict a cordial master and servant relationship between mistresses and their housemaids. These depictions reflected the readership of the novels, i.e. the perceptions of women employing housemaids (images of ideal housemaids). In addition,both novels also deal with social issues of the time like "disuse of housemaids" and "night school attended by housemaids."},
 pages = {101--116},
 title = {吉屋信子の小説にみる大正末～昭和戦前期の女中像 -『三つの花』『良人の貞操』を中心に-},
 volume = {12},
 year = {2011}
}