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Extractions: Welcome to our Mishima Yukio page, made especially on his writing " Patriotism ". This is a project for JPNS 341 at University of Calgary in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Please visit our sister page, the JPNS 341 - Winter 2001 page to view our classmate's homepage about their project. Also don't forget to visit Professor X. Jie Yang 's page for more information on his works and projects. The purpose of this homepage is to provide viewers and fans of Mishima Yukio an informational page. Since the internet is such a large place, this page can bring some of the links together on one page. This page is intended for personal purposes only. E-mail the webmasters, Elaine Ginn or Jeannie Tsang for updates, linking or comments. (Picture from: Yukio Mishima)
JPNS 341 - "Patriotism" - Mishima Yukio
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Yukio Mishima
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Extractions: Writer of fiction, drama, and essays. MiSHiMA 's suicide on 25 November 1970 brought worldwide attention, and the actions the last hours of his life created widespread concern over a possible revival of Japanese militarism. His appeal for a rearmament had no effect on the government, however, MiSHiMA's reputation rests on his literary accomplishments and not on his politics. There is a handsome guy Yuichi MINAMI . He married, even though he can't love female. He immediately broke into a gay world after the divorce. Then he came across a famous novelist who was old enough to play. The old man was betrayed by women again and again in his younger days. The old man requested Yuichi to revenge on them. Yuichi deceived all the women. And the execution should have finished. The situation wouldn't do right as the old expected to. This novel captures the rich textures and nuances of the Japanese gay society while following a group of queenie in 1950s around SHIJUKU NI-TYO-ME Mecca of ours.
Yukio Mishima
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Links To Literature: Yukio Mishima
GENERAL RESOURCES. NY Times Yukio Mishima. Book reviews and articles by andabout the author. Free registration required. mishima yukio Cyber Museum.
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Biographical information on Mishima.Category Arts Literature Authors M Mishima, YukioYukio Mishima. Pseudonym of Kimitake Hiraoka (19251970), Japanese novelist,whose central theme is the dichotomy between traditional
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Extractions: Pseudonym of Kimitake Hiraoka (1925-1970), Japanese novelist, whose central theme is the dichotomy between traditional Japanese values and the spiritual barrenness of contemporary life. Born in Tokyo, he failed to qualify for military service during World War II and worked in an aircraft factory instead. After the war he studied law and for a short time was employed in the finance ministry. Mishima's first novel, the partly autobiographical Confessions of a Mask (1949; trans. 1958), was widely acclaimed and successful enough to enable its author to become a full-time writer. The Temple of the Golden Pavilion (1956; trans. 1963) portrays a young man obsessed with both religion and beauty; The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea (1963; trans. 1965) is a gruesome tale of adolescent jealousy; and his four-volume epic The Sea of Fertility (1970; trans. 1972-1975), consisting of Spring Snow, Runaway Horses, The Temple of Dawn, and The Decay of the Angel, is about the transformation of Japan into a modern but sterile society. Mishima, who organized the Tatenokai, a society stressing physical fitness and the martial arts, committed ritual suicide. His death was regarded as his final protest against modern Japanese weakness.
Who2 Profile: Yukio Mishima
YUKIO MISHIMA Writer. Name at birth Kimitake Hiraoka mishima yukioCyber Museum Online preview to a museum being contructed in Japan,
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Extractions: YUKIO MISHIMA Writer Name at birth: Kimitake Hiraoka Yukio Mishima is one of the most widely-read Japanese authors of the 20th century, due in part to his dramatic suicide in 1970. Born in Tokyo, Mishima studied law and was a civil servant before turning to writing exclusively. Over his career he was incredibly prolific, a writer of novels, short stories, plays and political and literary criticism, beginning in the late 1940s. Nominated for the Nobel Prize three times, his most famous books include Gogo no eiko (1965, translated as The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea Kinkakuji The Temple of the Golden Pavilion ) and the tetralogy Hojo no umi The Sea of Fertility ). His personal life got just as much attention as his writing: after a 1952 trip to Greece Mishima began a strict regimen of body-building, and he became keen on photographing his chiseled physique in poses reminiscent of the death of the Christian martyr St. Sebastian. He also became obsessed with loyalty to the emperor and formed his own small army, called the Shield Society. On November 25, 1970, he delivered the complete manuscript of the last work in his tetralogy, then proceeded with four followers to the headquarters of the Japanese Self-Defense Force, where he read a "manifesto" and then committed seppuku (ritual disembowelment), after which one of his compatriots chopped his head off. He is considered by many to be one of the greatest Japanese writers of the 20th century, but other critics have dismissed his work as examples of egocentric, nihilistic decadence.
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Mishima Yukio
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La Mer De La Fertilité Mishima Yukio Kenec'hdu Tanguy Yourcenar Marguerite
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Les Amours Interdites Mishima Yukio Ceccatty René De Nakamura Ryôji
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Translate this page mishima yukio. Titre Une soif d'amour. Rubriques Romans contemporainsAuteurs mishima yukio Weil Simone Ecrits historique
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Mishima Yukio La Mer De La Fertilité Tome 2 : Chevaux échappés
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Mishima Yukio
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Yukio Mishima
Yukio Mishima. Life magazine called him the Japanese Hemingway ; YasunariKawabata, the first Japanese novelist to win a Nobel prize
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Extractions: Yukio Mishima Life magazine called him "the Japanese Hemingway"; Yasunari Kawabata, the first Japanese novelist to win a Nobel prize, declared that "a writer of his caliber appears only once every 200 or 300 years." Mishima's manner was certainly distasteful. From adolescence on he was possessed by violent fantasies, which he wrote down in detail in the autobiographical novel, "Confessions of a Mask". He once imagined a murder theatre, in which "young Roman gladiators offered up their lives for my amusement." And he once dreamed of feasting on the body of a school mate, presented to him naked and pinned to a vast dish. Rummaging through art books in his father's study, he came upon a picture of the martyred Saint Sebastian. There, as he gloated over blood oozing from the arrow holes, he masturbated for the first time. After World War II, Mishima became a fervent proponent for a return to the ancient virtues of Japan. At the height of his career, after having written over 100 works, and receiving three Nobel Prize nominations for literature, Mishima commmitted a ritualized suicide by ceremonial seppuku after a demonstration in the public interest. And yet the 25th anniversary his death, which falls on November 25th, will be remembered quietly in Japan.
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Geständnis Einer Maske. Roman. Mishima Yukio
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