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5.0 out of 5 stars
A great taste of one of Japan's master's, Mori Ogai.,
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This review is from: The Historical Fiction of Mori Ogai (UNESCO Collection of Representative Works: European) (Paperback)
David Dilworth presents the reader with a great compilation of short stories of, arguably, Japan's best author. Each story is masterly crafted with meticulous attention paid to historical detail, and each story is well prefaced, explaining Ogai's philosophic and aesthetic intentions. Either Dilworth or a collegue has made first rate translations in this edition. I would reccomend this book to both the scholar of Japanese literature and those who have only a nodding acquaintance with Ogai.
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The Historical Fiction of Mori Ogai (UNESCO Collection of Representative Works: European) by ?gai Mori (Paperback - August 19, 1991)
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