The Youth of Literature By Koji Uno Published by: Ochakusha Co., Ltd. Registration Information Language: Japanese Paperback: 320 pages ISBN-10: 4806045098 Content Description Koji Uno, a novelist known for works such as "In the Warehouse" and "The World of Suffering," reflects on the youth of literature from the late Meiji era to the Showa era, through the figures of Mokichi Saito, Hakushu Kitahara, and Akiko Yosano, a good era. Table of Contents Mokichi Saito and the Youth (Around "Geki to Shi"; Around the Early Days of "Araragi") The Youth of the Late Meiji Era (Hakushu, Isamu, Kaoru, Mokutaro, Kotaro, and Others; Exoticism and Edo Aesthetics) Translations of Early Russian Literature (Futabatei and Roan's Translations; Early Translated Plays) Publishers of Early Pure Literature Books (Kanebun Bunendo; Rakuyodo and Shinundo; Uetake Shoin, Momiyama Shoten, and Akagi Series; Hakubunkan, Shinchosha, and Somunkaku) "Shirakaba" and "Miracle" (Mushakoji's Youth; "Miracle" and Other Schools) The Literary Academy and the Art Academy ("Faust" and "Don Quixote"; Honmei Iwano and Akiko Yosano) Hakushu and Mokichi (The New Poetry Society and Hakushu; "Araragi" and Mokichi) Mokichi and Akiko (Mokichi, Akahiko, Hakushu, and Bokusui; "Midaregami" and Seito-sha) The Era of Passionate People (Sohei, D'Annunzio, and Wilde; Kotaro and Chieko) The Youth of Kamigata Literature (Suimei, Kyukin, Shuyu, Baikei, Usui, Yau, Seihaku; "Kansai Literature" and Akiko and Kafu, with Tenyusha) Mokichi Saito and Saneatsu Mushakoji Please note that we cannot be held responsible for damage after the product arrives. Thank you for viewing.