Music in "The Tale of Genji"
Fredric Lieberman
Abstract
Fredric Lieberman
Abstract
The Tale of Genji (Genji Monogatari) is a novel in six books, written during the first decades of the tenth century by Lady Murasaki, a Japanese noblewoman. Dealing with the life and times of a certain fictional Prince Genji, the novel is one of the great works of Japanese literature; its characters are presented with such forcefullness and skill, however, that it easily transcends the barriers of time and culture to cecome a member of that comparatively small group of works which are truly world-literature.
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The Tale of Genji (Genji Monogatari) is a novel in six books, written during the first decades of the tenth century by Lady Murasaki, a Japanese noblewoman. Dealing with the life and times of a certain fictional Prince Genji, the novel is one of the great works of Japanese literature; its characters are presented with such forcefullness and skill, however, that it easily transcends the barriers of time and culture to cecome a member of that comparatively small group of works which are truly world-literature.
Key concepts: Literature, Art, History