Schlagworte
Code Napoléon
Code civil japonais
traduction
droits civils
Zitationsvorschlag
Abstract
Après la Révolution, Napoléon Bonaparte imposa l’unification du droit, qu’on nomma le Code Napoléon. Ce code a non seulement énormément influencé les pays conquis par l’empereur mais aussi certains pays d’Asie comme le Japon. La traduction du Code Napoléon, qui était considéré comme le droit le plus complet à ce moment-là, fut réalisée en 1870, à l'ère Meiji. Ce travail fut initié par Mitsukuri Rinsho. Comme à cette époque au Japon, il n’y avait ni de dictionnaire sur le droit ni de matériaux dans ce domaine, Mitsukuri fut alors forcé d’inventer un grand nombre de néologismes. La création du Code civil japonais par la traduction du Code Napoléon a donné une occasion aux Japonais de connaître des idées nouvelles qui n’existaient pas à l’ère Meiji. Cette introduction de nouvelles notions ne signifie pas toutefois que les Japonais n’avaient pas de difficultés à comprendre les idées de la liberté des citoyens et des droits de l’homme sur lesquelles le Code Napoléon fut fondé. Nous pouvons observer cela par l'étude du point de vue linguistique en prenant l’exemple des mots « droits civils » et « 民権minken ».Literaturhinweise
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