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portada Bailarinas (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2019
Language
Spanish
Pages
224
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23x13 cm
ISBN13
9789500439626
Edited in
Argentina

Bailarinas (in Spanish)

Yasunari Kawabata (Author) · Emece · Paperback

Bailarinas (in Spanish) - Yasunari Kawabata

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Synopsis "Bailarinas (in Spanish)"

Yasunari Kawabata, premio Nobel de Literatura 1968, publicó Bailarinas en un diario japonés y el libro recién fue editado en 1955, en los años de posguerra. El gran escritor Yukio Mishima, amigo y admirador de Kawabata, sugirió que en la novela los personajes intrigan al lector para luego desaparecer sin dejar rastros. Yagi, el marido de la protagonista, simboliza al artista cuya energía ya ha mermado, y las dos bailarinas dedicadas al ballet clásico occidental, madre e hija, deben enfrentar las deudas del pasado y las promesas no tan alentadoras del futuro, en una sociedad en plena reconstrucción. El mundo de la danza que la novela representa prefigura una forma de realismo de la desintegración de las certezas.
Bailarinas se vincula con la primera obra consagratoria de Kawabata, de 1926, La bailarina de Izu. En ambas, la península de Izu y la ciudad de Shimoda son los destinos finales del relato. De la bailarina ambulante y popular de la primera novela a estas dos practicantes de ballet clásico; del joven escritor que vagabundea por montañas, aguas termales y playas, y narra el encuentro con un primer amor, al maduro novelista, la escritura del Nobel japonés aborda el periodo de occidentalización de su país después de la Segunda Guerra.
Yasunari Kawabata
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Yasunari Kawabata (Osaka, Japan, 1899 – 1972) was one of the great writers of the 20th century and the first Japanese to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature (1968), an award given for the delicacy of his prose and his ability to capture the essence of the Japanese spirit

Marked from childhood by orphanhood and deep loneliness, Kawabata expressed in his works a melancholic sensitivity and a unique aesthetic that combines tradition and modernity. Educated in Japanese Literature at the Imperial University of Tokyo, he was the founder of the magazine Bungei Jidai (The Artistic Era), the voice of the Japanese neosensualist avant-garde

Among his most emblematic novels are "Snow Country" (Yukiguni), "Thousand Cranes" (Senbazuru), "The Sound of the Mountain" (Yama no Oto), as well as "The Master of Go", "The House of the Sleeping Beauties", "Kyoto" and "Beauty and Sadness". His subtle and poetic narrative explores themes such as ephemeral beauty, loneliness, and the passage of time

In addition to the Nobel, Kawabata received distinctions such as the Goethe-Medaille (Germany, 1959), the Order of Arts and Letters of France, and the Order of Culture of Japan. He was president of the Japanese PEN Club, promoting Japanese literature worldwide
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