2010•Journal of Yanbian UniversityRequires access

The Haiku in Natsume Soseki's Kusamakura

AN Yong-hua

Abstract

Natsume Soseki was a famous writer in modern Japan.He was not only innovative in novel writing,but also had a perfect command of Haiku(Chinese style poetry).Deeply influenced by Chinese literature and culture,Natsume often applied Chinese literary theories to his novels,for example,one of his great works Kusamakura,in which Haiku plays an important role in representing Natsume's aesthetic standards of non-human feelings.

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Key concepts: Haiku, Poetry, Feeling, Literature, Style (visual arts), Philosophy, Art, Aesthetics