Titlebook: Japanese Writers and the West; Sumie Okada Book 2003 Sumie Okada 2003 consciousness.England.France.freedom.French.individual.Japan.Japanes

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Book 2003seki, Mishima, Akiko Yosano, Hiroshi Yosano, Endo and Murakami), analysing the encounter between their traditional Japanese group-consciousness and western individualism. It also covers Endo‘s student days in Lyon, and his relationship with the humanist Fran?oise Pastre, appending a moving account by her sister Geneviève.

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,The Visit by Hiroshi Yosano (1873–1935) and Akiko Yosano (1878–1942) to France and England in 1912,7 syllables. Akiko was born in 1878 in the wealthy context of the family confectionery business in Sakai, not far from Kyoto. She married Hiroshi (whose pen name was ‘Tekkan’) after a turbulent romance which received much publicity and became famous throughout Japan. When the two met and fell in lov

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,Yukio Mishima (1925–70): His Love of Idiosyncracy and of ‘Failed Groupism’, in Parallel with His Rosuicide by disembowelment in the office of the head of the Self-Defence Forces in Ichigaya, Tokyo on 25 November 1970. He died at the age of 45, after making a verbal protest on the balcony of the Self-Defence offices against the weakening of Japanese patriotism and its central focus in the authorit

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,Geneviève Pastre’s Article about Her Sister, Francoise,ayama, who omitted various parts of the author’s comments as they were, in his view, not relevant to the theme of Francoise Pastre’s personal life. However, when I interviewed Genevieve Pastre in Paris in August 2000, she gave me the complete original version in French (subsequently translated into