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Yureugoku "vashireshon" (Moeagaru midori no ki) (Japanese Edition) by Kenzaburo Oe, 1994 Chiryoto: Kinmirai SF (Japanese Edition) by Kenzaburo Oe, 1990 Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness: Four Short Novels by Kenzaburo Oe, 1978-09 Atarashii hito yo mezameyo (Japanese Edition) by Kenzaburo Oe, 1983 Cartas a Los Anos de Nostalgia (Spanish Edition) by Kenzaburo OE, 2004-07 Une existence tranquille by Kenzaburô Oé, 1997-02-04 Dites-nous comment survivre à notre folie by Kenzaburô Oé, 1996-01-23 Reißt die Knospen ab... Jubiläums- Edition. by Kenzaburo Oe, 2002-01-01 Der schwarze Ast. by Kenzaburo Oe, 2002-03-01 Der kluge Regenbaum. Vier Erzählungen. by Kenzaburo Oe, 1996-12-01 Silent Cry by Kenzaburo Oe, 1981-01-01 Le Jeu du siècle by Kenzaburô Oé, 2000-10-25 Salto Mortal (Spanish Edition) by OE Kenzaburo, Kenzaburo OE, 2004-07 Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids by Kenzaburo Oe, 1996

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64. Oe, Kenzaburo
    Asterisks indicate multimedia. Comments/Inquiries ©New York University 19932003.oe, kenzaburo. Sex, Male. National Origin, Japan. Ethnic Origin, Asian.  
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65. Oe, Kenzaburo A Personal Matter
    Literature Annotations. oe, kenzaburo A Personal Matter. Genre, Novel (214 pp.).  
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    Extractions: A Personal Matter Genre Novel (214 pp.) Keywords Children Depression Disability Family Relationships ... Sexuality Summary A father whose child is born with a brain hernia tries to flee his responsibility for the child. In his shame, fear, and confusion he turns to alcohol and an old girlfriend and also agrees to give the child only sugar-water. The child wills to live, however, and finally the father, who has deserted others during his lifetime, realizes he cannot desert his son. He allows the surgeons to operate even though the child's future is uncertain. Commentary This novel, written by a man whose own son was born with a brain hernia, vividly portrays a young father's fears, shame, and pride. Bird, as his name suggests, tries to fly away; physicians, friends, and family offer varied suggestions about what he should do, but Bird doesn't know how to evaluate them. He avoids his wifeshe appears only once, but devastatingly, in the noveland seeks to lose himself in the bowels of the city. An acquaintance willing to give up everything for love and an old friend whom he once deserted make Bird realize he must return to his son.

66. Kenzaburo Oe
    oe, kenzaburo. A PERSONAL MATTER. 103549 oe, kenzaburo. A PERSONALMATTER. Grove Press 1968, 214 pages. 2nd printing. . Translated  
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67. Oe, Kenzaburo
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia oe, kenzaburo, ken zäboor'O O'A Pronunciation Key.oe, kenzaburo , 1935–, Japanese writer, b. Ose, on the island of Shikoku.  
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    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Oe, Kenzaburo Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids (tr. 1995). Five years later the birth of his severely brain-damaged son marked a turning point in his life and work. His best known novel, A Personal Matter (1964, tr. 1968), deals with a father's slow acceptance of his similarly handicapped infant son. Several of his other works concern this theme. In life, he and his wife have devoted much of their lives to their son's care. Oe's other works include more than 20 novels, among them The Silent Cry (1967, tr. 1974) and The Pinch Runner Memorandum (1976, tr. 1993), several short-story collections, essays, and Hiroshima Notes (1965, tr. 1995), which chronicles the courage of the victims of the nuclear attack on Hiroshima. His often angry and politically charged tales, his recurrent themes of abnormality, sexuality, and marginality, and his gritty, realistic style set him apart from the mainstream Japanese literary tradition. Oe was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1994. His firstborn son

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69. Oe, Kenzaburo - Vita
    Translate this page kenzaburo oe. *1935 auf Shikoku/Japan, lebt und arbeitet in Japan. Stationenua Japanischer Schriftsteller. 2000 Gastprofessur in Berlin.  
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    Extractions: Kenzaburo Oe *1935 auf Shikoku/Japan, lebt und arbeitet in Japan Stationen u.a. Japanischer Schriftsteller. 2000 Gastprofessur in Berlin. Arbeitsgebiete: Essay, Novelle, Erzählung, Roman Auszeichnungen/Ehrungen/Preise (Auswahl) Literatur-Nobelpreis, Stockholm (1994). Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl) Stille Tage , Erz. (1990). Der Wechselbalg , Roman (1994). Grüner Baum in Flammen , Roman (2000, S. Fischer - Übersetzung Anneliese Ortmanns Der schwarze Ast , Roman (2002, S. Fischer - Übertragung Nora Bierich Buchbestellung I home I e-mail © LYRIKwelt

70. Oe, Kenzaburo
    oe, kenzaburo (1935 ). Japanese writer, essayist, and Nobel laureate, whois perhaps the greatest Japanese novelist since World War II (1939-1945).  
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    Extractions: Oe was born in a remote mountain village in Shikoku, a location often featured in his work, and grew up during World War II. In 1954 he entered Tokyo University and in 1958 won the prestigious Akutagawa Prize for his story Shiiku (1958; translated as The Catch, 1959), describing a village's custody of a captured black airman. His first full-length novel, Memushiri kouchi (1958; Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids, 1995), established his reputation as an important postwar writer. Oe wrote about the alienating conditions of modern Japan while supporting left-wing political causes. Despite his political sympathies, Oe maintained a friendship with nationalist writer Mishima Yukio. In 1963 the birth of a mentally handicapped son and a visit to Hiroshima heralded a new direction in Oe's writing. Hiroshima noto (1965; Hiroshima Notes, 1995) combines reportage with reflection on the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan, in August 1945. This period of Oe's career culminated in his masterpiece Man'en gannen no futtoboru (1967; The Silent Cry, 1974). A complex and intellectual work, the novel contains themes of existential crisis, history, myth, and cultural identity. Later novels explore antinuclear and ecological issues. Oe's works also include Kozui wa waga tamashii ni oyobi (The Floodwaters Have Come in Unto My Soul, 1973), Dojidai gemu (Contemporary Games, 1979), the science fiction best-seller Chiryoto (The Treatment Tower, 1990), and Jinsei no shinseki (1989; An Echo of Heaven, 1996). He was awarded the 1994 Nobel Prize for literature.

71. Autorenverzeichnis: Kenzaburo Oe
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72. Kenzaburo Oe - Grüner Baum In Flammen - Perlentaucher.de
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    Extractions: Aus dem Japanischen von Annelie Ortmanns. In diesem Roman zieht Kenzaburo Oe die Quintessenz seines Lebenswerkes. In einer groß angelegten erzählerischen Erkundung beschreibt Oe die gefährliche Suche nach einer neuen Religion, die Befreiung sein kann wie Bürde. Schauplatz ist das Dorf in den Wäldern von Shikoku, um das Oes Erzählungen sich immer wieder ranken. Im wichtigsten Hof des Dorfes liegt eine beinahe hundertjährige Frau im Sterben. Mit ihrem Tod würden die Mythen und Geschichten des Dorfes vergessen. Im letzten Augenblick jedoch findet sie in dem jungen Gij einen Nachfolger, der von der Dorfgemeinschaft zunächst gegen seinen Willen als Retter, Heiler und Heilsbringer gefeiert, dann aber verstoßen wird.

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78. On Politics And Literature: Two Lectures By Kenzaburo Oe
    SUGGESTED CITATION oe, kenzaburo, On Politics and Literature Two Lectures bykenzaburo oe (April 1, 1999). Doreen B. Townsend Center for the Humanities.  
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    Extractions: Japanese writer and Nobel laureate Kenzaburô Ôe delivered the first in a series of lectures established at the Center for Japanese Studies to honor political theorist Masao Maruyama. In his Maruyama Lecture, "The Language of Masao Maruyama," he focuses on the problem of political responsibility in the modern world, taking Maruyama’s major work as his point of departure. In a second (unrelated) lecture, "From the Beginning to the Present, and Facing the End: The Case of One Japanese Writer," Kenzaburô Ôe offers an account of his own development as a writer of both fiction and non-fiction. SUGGESTED CITATION:

79. A Healing Family Oe, Kenzaburo,Oe, Yukari,Snyder, Stephen,Ae, Kenzaburo,Shaw, S.
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80. Road To East Asia
    Bibliography oe, kenzaburo. The Silent Cry. Trans. John Bester. Tokyo Kodansha International,1974. oe, kenzaburo. A Personal Matter. Trans. John Nathan.  
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    Extractions: at Founders College, York University Vol.2, no. 3, June-August, 1997 by Megan Donnelly Most noteworthy in Oe's fiction are the characters modeled in part on his son Hikari (meaning "light"), born in 1964 with what doctors believed to be a herniated brain. Oe was told that even if the baby survived surgery, he would likely have only "a kind of vegetable existence." Oe's works reflect his personal struggle: whether he should follow the doctors' advice and let the child die "naturally" without surgery or let him live and be forced to come to terms with the "monster baby." Oe's works after 1964 shed light on the darkness of human despair, as well as the lighter, lesser-known joys of raising a disabled child, whose appearance is as disruptive to the author's life as a nuclear explosion. In the novel The Silent Cry , Oe writes about a man trying to pull his life together after the death of his close friend and the birth of a deformed child, described as "the amputated growth" and someone "being cooked in some bubbling broth." While Oe is considering the option of surgery for his son, he began the novel

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