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Takeo Arisima (1878–1923) was born in a family of noble samurai, brought up
In a strict Confucian tradition, but, at the insistence of his father, taught English
Language. He graduated from the PERS School for children of aristocrats, then
Agricultural College at Tokaydo, and in 1903 he left for the USA, where since 1904
G. He studied at the graduate school of Harvard University. Returning to Japan, he
married, but six years later his wife died of tuberculosis, leaving him three
Children. In 1922, Arisima fell in love with a married woman, she answered him
Reciprocity. Her husband became aware of this, and on June 9, 1923. Takeo Arishima
And his lover committed double suicide in the mountains of Karuidzava.
In his life, the writer published several novels, many
Stories and critical articles.
The peak of the work of Takeo Arisima is the novel Woman and the story Counsel of Cain, included in this book
In a strict Confucian tradition, but, at the insistence of his father, taught English
Language. He graduated from the PERS School for children of aristocrats, then
Agricultural College at Tokaydo, and in 1903 he left for the USA, where since 1904
G. He studied at the graduate school of Harvard University. Returning to Japan, he
married, but six years later his wife died of tuberculosis, leaving him three
Children. In 1922, Arisima fell in love with a married woman, she answered him
Reciprocity. Her husband became aware of this, and on June 9, 1923. Takeo Arishima
And his lover committed double suicide in the mountains of Karuidzava.
In his life, the writer published several novels, many
Stories and critical articles.
The peak of the work of Takeo Arisima is the novel Woman and the story Counsel of Cain, included in this book
Author:
Author:Арисима Такэо
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-89332-406-8
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