Romanticism and Realism in the Fiction of Mishima Yukio and Oe Kenzaburo
Susan Jolliffe Napier. WHEN YOU MEET THE BUDDHA , KILL THE BUDDHA :
THE TEMPLE OF THE GOLDEN PAVILION The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
offers ...
Author: Susan Jolliffe Napier
Publisher: Harvard Univ Asia Center
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Mishima's story, The Temple of the Golden Pavilion (1956), recreates the
stammering priest Yoken as the fictional Mizoguchi. the book is finally an essay
on the question of beauty and the beautiful, and what one is to do when
beholden to a ...
Author: Donald Kunze
Publisher: Ashgate Publishing
ISBN: 1409462226
Category: Architecture
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C . 1610 The main temple buildings , tea house and its garden are created by
Emperor Gomizuno . 1904 The original bronze phoenix which had adorned the
roof of the Golden Pavilion is removed . 1950 1 July : The original Golden
Pavilion is ...
Author: Helena Attlee
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Category: Gardening
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In his subsequent writing , Mishima gave probably the most artistic and
memorable expression to this aesthetic in The Temple of the Golden Pavilion (
Kinkakuji ) . Published serially in 1956 , The Temple of the Golden Pavilion was
inspired by ...
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In his subsequent writing , Mishima gave probably the most artistic and
memorable expression to this aesthetic in The Temple of the Golden Pavilion (
Kinkakuji ) . Published serially in 1956 , The Temple of the Golden Pavilion was
inspired by ...
Author: H. Paul Varley
Publisher: Praeger Publishers
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Category: Japan
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This may explain why his most successful novel , Kinkakuji ( The Temple of the
Golden Pavilion ) , published in 1956 , is the one in which he has no
preoccupations with psychological realism . With The Temple of the Golden
Pavilion we are ...
Author: Armando Martins Janeira
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Category: Comparative literature
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The Golden Pavilion ( formally called ' Shariden ' ) was originally built in 1397 to
serve as a retirement villa for Shogun ... Yoshimitsu ' s grandson used Kinkaku - ji
as the inspiration for Ginkaku - ji , a Buddhist temple , which he intended to ...
Author: Akhtar Malik
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Category: Buddhist monasteries
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The story of one mans obsessive pursuit of a beautiful woman and his equally passionate search for enlightenment, THE TEMPLE OF DAWN powerfully dramatises the Japanese experience form the eve of World War II through the postwar era.
Author: Yukio Mishima
Publisher: Random House
ISBN: 0099282798
Category: Japan
Page: 336
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... a Forbidden Colors ( 1968 ) cycle of novels The Sailor Who fell from Grace
Spring Snow ( 1972 ) with the Sea ( 1965 ) TO COME After the Banquet ( 1963 )
Runaway Horses The Temple of the Golden The Temple of Dawn Pavilion ( 1959
) ...
Author: Van C. Gessel
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Category: Japanese fiction
Page: 370
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Kinkakuji ( Temple of the Golden Pavilion ) . Formally known as Rokuonji . A
temple in Kita Ward , Kyoto , belonging to the SHÖKOKUJI branch of the RINZAI
SECT of Zen Buddhism . Kinkakuji is built on the site of an estate of the aristocrat
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ISBN: 9780870116247
Category: Japan
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The Temple of the Golden Pavilion . ( Kinkakuji ) . Trans . Ivan Morris , intro . ,
Nancy Wilson Ross . New York : Alfred A . Knopf , 1951 , 262 pp . ( Paperback :
Berkley Medallion Books . ) Based upon an actual event , The Temple of the
Golden ...
Author: Alfred H. Marks
Publisher: G K Hall
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Category: Reference
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The Temple of the Golden Pavilion is a dangerous , disturbing , and beautiful
book mostly because beauty really is dangerous , existing only where life itself is
threatened with annihilation . Mishima was thirty - one when he wrote The
Temple ...
Author: Masao Miyoshi
Publisher: University of Michigan Center for
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Category: Literary Criticism
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The Hiunkaku, or “Flying Cloud Pavilion," at Nishi Honganji temple in Kyoto. ...
The Golden Pavilion at Ashikaga Yoshimitsu's Kitayama-dono palace has close
affinities with the gold-covered Kannon Hall of Kenchöji. Although the Golden ...
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