From Cottage Lyrics to Celestial Chanting——On Natsume Soseki's Chinese Poems
Yan Wang
Abstract
Yan Wang
Abstract
critics have neglected contemporary Japanese novelist Natsume Soseki's Chinese poems. Among his 200 strong Chinese poems, exquisite ones are not few and the writing span exceeds that of his novel writing. Comparative literature analysis reveals a new perspective and unearthed the impulse behind his creation and its relationship with Chinese culture.
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critics have neglected contemporary Japanese novelist Natsume Soseki's Chinese poems. Among his 200 strong Chinese poems, exquisite ones are not few and the writing span exceeds that of his novel writing. Comparative literature analysis reveals a new perspective and unearthed the impulse behind his creation and its relationship with Chinese culture.
Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Lyrics, Lyricism, Art