Name: Miscelaneas Japonesas (in Spanish)
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Author: Lafcadio Hearn
ISBN: 9788419035394

portada Miscelaneas Japonesas (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Lafcadio Hearn

Publisher

Satori

Year

2022

Language

Spanish

Pages

216

Format

Símil-Tela

Dimensions

20x13.5x2 cm

ISBN13

9788419035394

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Miscelaneas Japonesas (in Spanish)"

Miscel neas japonesas es un cofre repleto de joyas, tesoros literarios en forma de historias extra¤as que nos hablan de promesasincumplidas, de pinturas maravillosas que cobran vida o dereencarnaciones asombrosas. Hace mucho, mucho tiempo, en el lejanoJap¢n la realidad y lo sobrenatural conviv¡an en armon¡a: la plumamagistral de Lafcadio Hearn plasma con exquisita sensibilidad yrefinado talento literario los lejanos y enigm ticos ecos del pa¡s del Sol Naciente.Lafcadio Hearn lleg¢ a Jap¢n en una ma¤ana de primaveradel a¤o 1890. Desde aquel preciso instante, el pa¡s ex¢tico ymisterioso que se presentaba ante ‚l cautiv¢ su hasta entoncesdesarraigado esp¡ritu. El escritor errante que se sent¡a extranjero en todas partes pudo formar al fin el hogar que siempre hab¡a anhelado y se convirti¢ en el m s valioso y querido int‚rprete occidental de lacultura japonesa.

Lafcadio Hearn

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(Greece 1850 - Japan 1904), born in Greece to an Irish father and Greek mother, he was raised between Greece and Ireland. At the age of nineteen, he moved to the United States to start his journalism career and later to Japan in 1890, where he would spend the rest of his life as a teacher and writer. He is noted for his narrative and descriptive talent both in his journalistic and literary work. He was one of the first Europeans to introduce Japanese culture to Western readers. His long stay in Japan, combined with his deep knowledge of Japanese culture and traditions and his poetic imagination and narrative style, have secured him a privileged place in the reading community and an even more privileged place in the hearts of the Japanese.

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