Anri Yasuda demonstrates that by exploring the often conflicting yet powerful pull of aesthetic sentiments, major authors of the late Meiji (1868-1912) and Taish¿ (1912-1926) periods illuminated themes and perspectives that resonated broadly in modern Japanese society.
Anri Yasuda demonstrates that by exploring the often conflicting yet powerful pull of aesthetic sentiments, major authors of the late Meiji (1868-1912) and Taish¿ (1912-1926) periods illuminated themes and perspectives that resonated broadly in modern Japanese society.
Acknowledgments A Note on Sources and Translations 1. Modern Japanese Literature and Aesthetics 2. Natsume S seki's Quest for "A Feeling of Beauty" 3. Mori Ogai and the "Inner Flame" of Beauty 4. Mushanok ji Saneatsu and the Early Shirakaba's Artistic Cosmopolitanism 5. Akutagawa Ry nosuke's Literary Anxieties and the "Power to Remake" Epilogue: Why Aesthetics? Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments A Note on Sources and Translations 1. Modern Japanese Literature and Aesthetics 2. Natsume S seki's Quest for "A Feeling of Beauty" 3. Mori Ogai and the "Inner Flame" of Beauty 4. Mushanok ji Saneatsu and the Early Shirakaba's Artistic Cosmopolitanism 5. Akutagawa Ry nosuke's Literary Anxieties and the "Power to Remake" Epilogue: Why Aesthetics? Notes Bibliography Index
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