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The life of an amorous woman and other writings

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     Ihara, Saikaku, 1642-1693 - Author
    16. vyd. - New York : New Directions Book, c1963 - xiii, 402 s. : il. ; 21 cm
    ISBN 978-0-8112-0187-2 (brož.)
    UNESCO collection of representative literary works A New Directions paperbook ;
     ženy  sexualita  manželství  kultura a společnost  gejši  ženy
     Japonsko
     japonské povídky  milostné povídky
    Call numberC 187.114
    The life of an amorous woman and other writings
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    Lidická ( sklad )k vypůjčeníC 187.114   

    Title statementThe life of an amorous woman and other writings / by Ihara Saikaku ; edited and translated by Ivan Morris
    Main entry-name Ihara, Saikaku, 1642-1693 (Author)
    Edition statement16. vyd.
    Issue dataNew York : New Directions Book, c1963
    Phys.des.xiii, 402 s. : il. ; 21 cm
    ISBN978-0-8112-0187-2 (brož.)
    Edition UNESCO collection of representative literary works
    New Directions paperbook ; 270
    NoteDar nadace The Nippon Foundation. Přeloženo z japonštiny
    Internal Bibliographies/Indexes NoteObsahuje bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík
    Subj. Headings ženy - společenské postavení * sexualita - Japonsko * manželství - Japonsko * kultura a společnost - Japonsko * gejši - Japonsko * ženy - Japonsko * Japonsko - sociální poměry
    Form, Genre japonské povídky * milostné povídky
    Conspect821.521 - Japonská literatura
    UDC 821.521-32 , 392.7-055.2 , 316.346.2-055.2 , 613.88 , 173.1 , 316.72/.75 , 308 , (520) , (0:82-322.5)
    CountrySpojené státy americké
    Languageangličtina
    Document kindBOOKS
    The life of an amorous woman and other writings
    One of the great fiction writers of Japan, Ihara Saikaku (1623-93) wrote of the lowest class in the Tokugawa world―the townsmen who were rising in wealth and power but not in official status. The title story in this collection of 12 works, told by an again beauty whose highly erotic nature is her constant undoing, ranges over all of 17th century Japanese life. The narrator is successively wife, court lady, courtesan, priest’s concubine, mistress of a feudal lord and streetwalker. Ivan Morris, chairman of the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures of Columbia University has done a brilliant translation, an introduction, extensive notes, bibliography and two essays on social customs of the period. Zdroj anotace: OKCZ - ANOTACE Z WEBU
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