モモ
ミヒャエル・エンデ/大島 かおり
岩波書店
2005年06月
概要
第一部 モモとその友だち 1章 大きな都会と小さな少女 2章 めずらしい性質とめずらしくもないけんか 3章 暴風雨ごっこと、ほんものの夕立 4章 無口なおじいさんとおしゃべりな若もの 5章 おおぜいのための物語と、ひとりだけのための物語 第二部 灰色の男たち 6章 インチキで人をまるめこむ計算 7章 友だちの訪問と敵の訪問 8章 ふくれあがった夢と、すこしのためらい 9章 ひらかれなかったよい集会と、ひらかれたわるい集会 10章 はげしい追跡と、のんびりした逃亡 11章 わるものが危機の打開に頭をしぼるとき…… 12章 モモ、時間の国につく 第三部 〈時間の花〉 13章 むこうでは一日、ここでは一年 14章 食べものはたっぷり、話はちょっぴり 15章 再会、そしてほんとうの別れ 16章 ゆたかさのなかの苦しみ 17章 大きな不安と、もっと大きな勇気 18章 まえばかり見て、うしろをふりかえらないと…… 19章 包囲のなかでの決意 20章 追手を追う 21章 おわり、そして新しいはじまり 作者のみじかいあとがき 訳者のあとがき エンデの人柄にふれた日々 佐々木田鶴子
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It starts with gray-men from “Time Savings Bank” spreading the slogan “Time is money – save it.” and draws life-blood from unsuspecting inhabitants. Society starts to focus on productivity,cutting out time for friends and hobbies. No one cares to admit life was becoming monotonous.Meister Hora tells the main girl(who has gift for listening) “time=life itsself” and she notices gray-men are stealing them so she decides to fight back.The book symbolizes 1970s, when postwar recovery pushed nonstop-working, producing pollution (gray-men) from industrialization. It warns that excessive capitalism leads to trouble,from the point of socialism. Also, it reminds me of COVID, which made me impatient like, “spend time wisely, experience as much as possible.” Because truly, time will never return, and honestly, some of what gray-men say actually makes sense. I couldn’t fully relate myself to main girl. Rebellious ones tend to rush into things with vague knowledge. Stalin’s regime shows us most revolutions only bring new oppression. Even if it succeeds, it disrupts order and inevitably leads to new inequalities.I think it’s better not to involve with others too much if they’re nothing to me. Anger can drive change, but revolution needs to be carefully built in steps. If I had that kind of time, I’d rather spend it chasing enjoyment. Even if you defeat gray-men, the world won’t magically change like this in reality. Still, what I learned is,time is life itself and life resides in our heart. Nowadays, efficiency is so important that time to be in a daze or time for real communication is sacrificed. I frequently think like, “You do whatever and let me do as I like,” but this girl taught me listening to others’ words expands perspectives and enriches our heart. I don’t know what I’m saying but anyway this book proved there’s no such thing as wasted time. Even the pointless stuff has meaning. What really matters can’t be seen, but you feel it slowly.
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