KAWAKAMI BIZAN — (1869–1908) Kawakami Bizan, given name Akira, was a Meiji novelist who attended Tokyo Imperial University but dropped out and joined the Ken’yusha literary circle. Noted for his novels Shokikan (The Secretary, 1985–86) and Kan’on iwa (The… … Japanese literature and theater
Список литераторов-самоубийц — В данном списке представлены литераторы, покончившие жизнь самоубийством. Литератор (от лат. litterator учитель грамоты) человек, профессионально занимающийся литературным трудом[1]; писатель, публицист, а также поэт, драматург.… … Википедия
Ozaki Kōyō — In this Japanese name, the family name is Ozaki . Ozaki Kōyō 尾崎 紅葉 Ozaki Kōyō Born 10 January 1868(1868 01 10) Edo Japan … Wikipedia
Kenyusha — (硯友社) was a society for writers in Japan of Meiji era, chiefly led by Ozaki Koyo. Its other members include Kawakami Bizan … Wikipedia
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KEN’YUSHA — The Ken’yusha (Friends of the Ink Stone), the first modern Japanese writers’ society, was founded in 1885 by Ozaki Koyo. Other members included Kawakami Bizan, Yamada Bimyo, Ishibashi Shian (1867–1927), and Maruoka Kyuka (1865–1927). Ozaki’s… … Japanese literature and theater
OZAKI KOYO — (1868–1903) Ozaki Koyo was the son of a famous netsuke carver. In 1885, while studying at Tokyo Imperial University, he formed the Ken’yusha literary society with friends, and many of his early works were published in its journal and in the… … Japanese literature and theater
SUICIDE — Japan’s suicide rate continues to be one of the highest among industrialized nations (a 1993 manual describing suicide methods sold more than one million copies), and this trend is manifest in both the works and lives of modern writers. During … Japanese literature and theater
TRAGIC NOVELS — Tragic novels (hisan shosetsu) comprise a genre that is closely related to serious novels, and the two terms are often used interchangeably. Both emerged from the experiments with social realism written by authors in the early 1900s and deal… … Japanese literature and theater
