'Ogai' - Mori Rintarô: Begegnungen mit dem japanischen homme de lettres (German Edition) Paperback – June 1, 2014

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English summary: Mori Rintaro, or Mori Ogai, known in his country as, bungo, ""Foremost in literary-academic education,"" and outside Japan mostly for his Berlin novella ""The Dancing Girl,"" offers us a way to understand the culture of Japan. Ogai was born in 1862 and died in 1922 and was from 1881 to 1916 a doctor in the service of the Imperial Department of the Army and in 1907 as Surgeon General of the Army; in 1917 he was the General Director of the Imperial Library and Museum and in 1919 President of the Imperial Academy of the Arts. This volume marks the 150th anniversary of Ogai's birth and offers contributions in the fields of language, literature, translation, the reception of Ogai's works, intellectual history and philosophy, inter-cultural experiences, gender studies and film. The authors are Kayo Adachi-Rabe (Berlin), Doris Bargen (Amherst), Nora Bartels (Heidelberg), Richard Bowring (Cambridge), Eduard Klopfenstein (Zurich), Kono Shion (Tokyo), Klaus Kracht (Berlin), Emmanuel Lozerand (Paris), Michiko Mae (Dusseldorf), Mishima Ken'ichi (Tokyo), Nagashima Yôichi (Copenhagen), Heike Patzschke (Cologne), Peter Pörtner (Munich), Sasaki Yukitsuna (Tokyo), Takahashi Teruaki (Tokyo) und John Timothy Wixted (Harbert, Michigan). German description: Mori Rintarô - ""Ogai"", ""Möwenfern"" -, in seinem Land als bungo, als ""Grosser [auf dem Gebiet] literarisch-akademischer Bildung"" gegenwärtig, im Ausland vor allem durch seine Berliner Novelle Die Tänzerin bekannt, weist einen der Wege zum Verständnis der Kultur Japans. Der 1862 geborene und 1922 verstorbene Autor war von 1881 bis 1916 Arzt in den Diensten des Kaiserlichen Heeresministeriums, 1907 als Generaloberstabarzt des Heeres; 1917 war er Generaldirektor der Kaiserlichen Bibliotheken und Museen, 1919 Präsident der Reichsakademie der K|nste. Zu Ôgais 150. Geburtstag vereint der Band Beiträge auf den Gebieten Sprache, Literatur, Übersetzung, Ogai-Rezeption, Geistesgeschichte und Philosophie, interkulturelle Erfahrung, Gender-Studien und Film. Die Autoren sind Kayo Adachi-Rabe (Berlin), Doris Bargen (Amherst), Nora Bartels (Heidelberg), Richard Bowring (Cambridge), Eduard Klopfenstein (Z|rich), Kono Shion (Tokyo), Klaus Kracht (Berlin), Emmanuel Lozerand (Paris), Michiko Mae (D|sseldorf), Mishima Ken'ichi (Tokyo), Nagashima Yôichi (Kopenhagen), Heike Patzschke (Köln), Peter Pörtner (M|nchen), Sasaki Yukitsuna (Tokyo), Takahashi Teruaki (Tokyo) und John Timothy Wixted (Harbert, Michigan). Read more

ISBN10 3447101970
ISBN13 978-3447101974
Language German
Publisher Harrassowitz Verlag
Dimensions 6.75 x 1 x 9.25 inches
Item Weight 1.98 pounds
Print length 348 pages
Publication date June 1, 2014

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