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The Temple of the Golden Pavilion (Everyman's Library (Cloth)) by Yukio Mishima, 1995-03-21
Forbidden Colors by Yukio Mishima, 1999-02-22
THE TEMPLE OF DAWN. by Yukio. MISHIMA, 1973
Patriotism (Second Edition)(New Directions Pearls) by Yukio Mishima, 2010-02-24
Mishima: A Biography by John Nathan, 1975-01-30
My Friend Hitler by Yukio Mishima, 2002-11-15
After the Banquet by Yukio Mishima, 1999-02-22
Mishima: A Vision of the Void by Marguerite Yourcenar, 2001-09-01
The Madness and Perversion of Yukio Mishima by Jerry Piven, 2004-04-30
Deadly Dialectics: Sex, Violence, and Nihilism in the World of Yukio Mishima by Roy Starrs, 1994-06-01
The Way of the Samurai Yukio Mishima on Hagakure in Modern Life by Yukio Mishima, 1977-01-01
Der Magnolienkaiser: Nachdenken uber Yukio Mishima (German Edition) by Hans Eppendorfer, 1984
Yukio Mishima (Literature and Life) by Peter Wolfe, 1989-10
Caballos Desbocados by Yukio Mishima, 1986-01-01

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Mishima, Yukio - Astro-Databank, Yukio Mishima Horoscope, Born 14 January 1925 I
Astrology data, biography and horoscope chart of Yukio Mishima born on 14 January 1925 Tokyo, Japan
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Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Yukio Mishima natal chart (Placidus) natal chart English style (Equal houses) Yukio Mishima Name Mishima, Yukio Gender : M Birthname Kimitake, Hiraoka born on 14 January 1925 at 21:00 (= 9:00 PM ) Place Tokyo, Japan, Timezone JST h9e (is standard time) Data source Bio/autobiography Rodden Rating B Astrology data Asc. add Yukio Mishima to 'my astro' Japanese writer whose prolific output includes novels, short stories, plays and essays. One of his most memorable works was "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea," 1963. Mishima Yukio was the most important writer of post war Japan. He crystallized Japan's tensions between longing for traditional ways of life and the persistent demands of encroaching westernization. Life magazine called him "the Japanese Hemingway." The first child of a high level civil servant, Mishima was taken from his mother by his grandmother and raised by her on the first floor of the family home, only allowed to be with his mother when she fed him. The grandmother kept her grandson by her side at all times. He was educated at the prestigious Peers School in Tokyo. He began to write as a youth, and published his first short story at 16 under the pseudonym Mishima Yukio to conceal his age. From adolescence on he was possessed by violent, macabre and sado-masochistic fantasies, playing out imagery of murder for entertainment, cannibalism and homosexuality, masturbating for the first time over a picture of a bleeding martyred saint. When World War II began, he tried to join the army but failed to qualify, and instead spent the war working in a factory in Tokyo
Mishima Yukio - Encyclopedia Britannica - On History
Full Name Mishima Yukio. Nationality Japanese Activity Japanese author. Born 1401-1925 Died 25-11-1970
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Yukio Mishima - Sacred Visons Of Splendor
Essay on the meaning of Mishima s suicide.
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Extractions: Sacred Visons of Splendor Yukio Mishima always had a rather unusual life. As a boy growing up in Japan, Mishima was different than others his age. He seemed to be not like a child, rather, he carried an expression of self-determination and stoicism. Once, as a child, the romantic Mishima flipped through a book of paintings, stopping to study one: "St. Sebastian", which depicted the saint with arrows hanging from his torso and his hands tied to a limb. Mishima was so excited over this picture that he had his first encounter with masturbation as he viewed it (Mishima would later pose for a St. Sebastain-like picture). Mishima studied Karate and became a devout beleiver in the power of Japan and its emperor, so he joined an extreme group called the Tatenokai. Within this group Mishima started his own group of rebels. On November 25, 1970 Mishima's band of rebels (four students), dressed in full uniform, visited the office of General Mashita. The General happily greeted Mishima and his men, but Mishima's demeanor suddenly changed to seriousness as he and the students began to gag and tie up the General and baricade the office. Guards could see through a peephole in the door what Mishima was doing and broke down the door, but Mishima, armed with his sword, attacked the soldiers, almost severing a sergeant's hand off. Mishima's men took the General hostage and threatened to kill him if there were anymore intrusions, meanwhile Mishima demanded that the Jietai Soldiers be assembled in the front of the building.
MISHIMA, YUKIO: All His Books And Works In His Libreria House Of The Book
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Yukio Mishima - Wikipedia, La Enciclopedia Libre
Informaci n biogr fica.
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Extractions: Tokio , cuarteles de FAJ Seudónimo Mishima Yukio Ocupación novelista dramaturgo Nacionalidad Japonesa Período Lengua de producción literaria Japonés Lengua materna Japonés Género ... teatro , cuento corto, poesía ensayo Descendencia Noriko Tomita, Iichiro Hiraoka Influido por Yukio Mishima Mishima Yukio , cuyo verdadero nombre era Kimitake Hiraoka Kimitake Hiraoka Tokio Japón 14 de enero de 25 de noviembre de ), fue un escritor y dramaturgo japonés Yukio Mishima en Hijo de Azusa Hiraoka , secretario de Pesca del Ministerio de Agricultura. Pasó los primeros años de su infancia bajo la sombra de su abuela, Natsu, que se lo llevó y lo separó de su familia inmediata durante varios años. Natsu provenía de una familia vinculada a los samurái de la era Tokugawa , ella mantuvo aspiraciones aristocráticas -el nombre de juventud de Mishima, "kimitake", significa "príncipe guerrero"- aún después de casarse con el abuelo de Mishima, un burócrata que había hecho su fortuna en las fronteras coloniales. Tenía mal carácter y se exacerbó por su ciática. El joven Mishima acudía a masajearla para aliviar su dolor. Ella tenía tendencia a la violencia, incluso con salidas mórbidas cercanas a la locura que serán posteriormente retratadas en algunos escritos de Mishima. Algunos biógrafos opinan que Natsu favoreció la fascinación de Mishima por la muerte. Ella leía francés y alemán, y tenía un exquisito gusto por el
Mishima Yukio (Japanese Author) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Mishima Yukio (Japanese author), Jan. 14, 1925Tokyo Nov. 25, 1970Tokyoprolific writer who is regarded by many critics as the most important Japanese novelist of the 20th century.
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Mishima, Yukio McLelland, M. J. (2006) Mishima, Yukio in G. Brulotte and J. Phillips (eds.) Encyclopedia of Erotic Literature. New York Routledge
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Yukio Mishima (IV) > Elmundolibro - Anticuario
Vida del escritor japon s y homosexualidad.
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Extractions: Pr�cticamente reducido al ecuador de los a�os 80, cuando el estren� de la pel�cula de Paul Schrader -�Mishima� (1984)- y la reedici�n de la traducci�n de Juan Mars� de �El pabell�n de oro� (Seix Barral, 1963, 1985) llamaron la atenci�n de los medios de comunicaci�n sobre �l, el inter�s del lector espa�ol medio por la obra de Yukio Mishima puede calificarse de tibio. Seg�n parece, el novelista y dramaturgo nip�n viaj� por nuestro pa�s meses antes de quitarse la vida. Es m�s, incluso se cuenta que lleg� a tratar en repetidas ocasiones al doctor Vallejo N�jera, quien aparentemente se nos antoja tan alejado a su torturado colega oriental. Pero, en honor a la verdad, hay que apuntar la obra del escritor, que durante a�os fue el novelista japon�s m�s conocido en Occidente, en l�neas generales, en Espa�a ha inspirado la misma indiferencia que el resto de las manifestaciones culturales niponas. La primera, de las no pocas contradicciones que presenta su biograf�a, es que, siendo la principal preocupaci�n de su vida y de su obra la preservaci�n de los valores del Jap�n tradicional, anterior a la occidentalizaci�n, Mishima sintiera a la vez la mismo inter�s por Occidente que Occidente por �l. De hecho, los estudiosos de la literatura japonesa, enmarcan su obra dentro de la influida por la impronta occidental.
Yukio Mishima: Biography From Answers.com
Escape from the Wasteland Romanticism and Realism in the Fiction of Mishima Yukio and Oe Kenzaburo (HarvardYenching Institute Monograph Series, No 33) by Susan J. Napier (Harvard
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Extractions: var isReferenceAnswers = true; BodyLoad('s'); On this page Library Who2 Biography: Home Library Miscellaneous Who2 Biographies ... Source Name at birth: Kimitake Hiraoka Yukio Mishima is one of the most widely-read Japanese authors of the 20th century, due in part to his dramatic suicide in 1970. Born in Tokyo, Mishima studied law and was a civil servant before turning to writing exclusively. Over his career he was incredibly prolific, a writer of novels, short stories, plays and political and literary criticism, beginning in the late 1940s. Nominated for the Nobel Prize three times, his most famous books include Gogo no eiko (1965, translated as The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea Kinkakuji The Temple of the Golden Pavilion ) and the tetralogy Hojo no umi The Sea of Fertility ). His personal life got just as much attention as his writing: after a 1952 trip to Greece Mishima began a strict regimen of body-building, and he became keen on photographing his chiseled physique in poses reminiscent of the death of the Christian martyr St. Sebastian. He also became obsessed with loyalty to the emperor and formed his own small army, called the Shield Society. On November 25, 1970, he delivered the complete manuscript of the last work in his tetralogy, then proceeded with four followers to the headquarters of the Japanese Self-Defense Force, where he read a "manifesto" and then committed
Cuentos De Yukio Mishima - Biblioteca Digital Ciudad Seva
Selecci n de cuentos digitalizados del escritor.
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Extractions: Luis L�pez Nieves Hace ver en el coraz�n de la ambici�n humana. Otro Lunes, Espa�a Narraci�n �gil que atrapa al lector. Veintitr�s, Argentina Atrapa al lector desde el primer �correo�. Cathedralis, M�xico Un escritor arriesgado y en su riesgo gana la literatura. La Opini�n, Colombia Una creaci�n en s� genial. Universidad de Georgetown, Estados Unidos Pone patas arriba las concepciones actuales. Punto de Libro, Espa�a Una historia fascinante. El Comercio, Ecuador Una ficci�n sobresaltante. El Nacional, Rep�blica Dominicana Arrincona la verdad. Prensa, Panam� Lenguaje cotidiano, acelerado y vivaz. El Nuevo Herald, Estados Unidos
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Semblanza y fragmento de los siete puentes.
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Mishima Yukio
Essay on the availability in English of the fiction of Yukio Mishima
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Extractions: I say that the strongest literary influence on my whole life has been Shakespeare, of course, but in my early years in graduate school it was Nathaniel Hawthorne, and in the years between 1973 and 1983 it was definitely Yukio Mishima, for he captured my attention in a single evening (in the film version of one of his short stories, Rites of Love and Death ), and then drew me into the study of Japanese literature, which was my primary activity for that ten years, and, during that period, more and more of his work came to be translated into English. So I am offering as my item on Japanese Literature for April, 2000, the first thing I wrote in the field, The Availability of Yukio Mishima (published in Inscape in 1974), which I think has held up pretty well. In my judgment Mishima will stand taller than any twentieth-century American novelist 200 years from now, and I was pleased to see that The East , a magazine I subscribe to, selected him as the most important figure in Japanese literature for the century. I would still be pleased to teach a course in Mishima (as I used to tell my department chairman about the British Literature survey course, "free in the middle of the night")though I would also be willing to teach a course on James Joyce, with whom I have worked much more in the last few years, whom Time Magazine chose as the most important novelist of the century, and who does have a chance of standing taller than Mishima 200 years from now.
Yukio Mishima
Etapas en la vida del autor y libros digitalizados para descargar.
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Mishima Yukio: Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com Online Library
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Yukio Mishima: La Perla
Relato del escritor japon s.
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Extractions: El 10 de diciembre era el cumplea�os de la se�ora Sasaki. La se�ora Sasaki deseaba celebrar el acontecimiento con el menor ajetreo posible y solamente hab�a invitado para el t� a sus m�s �ntimas amigas, las se�oras Yamamoto, Matsumura, Azuma y Kasuga, quienes contaban exactamente la misma edad que la due�a de casa. Es decir, cuarenta y tres a�os. Estas se�oras integraban la sociedad "Guardemos nuestras edades en secreto" y pod�a confiarse plenamente en que no divulgar�an el n�mero de velas que alumbraban la torta. La se�ora Sasaki demostraba su habitual prudencia al convidar a su fiesta de cumplea�os solamente a invitadas de esta clase. Para aquella ocasi�n la se�ora Sasaki se puso un anillo con una perla. Los brillantes no hubieran sido de buen gusto para una reuni�n de mujeres solas. Adem�s, la perla combinaba mejor con el color de su vestido. Mientras la se�ora Sasaki daba una �ltima ojeada de inspecci�n a la torta, la perla del anillo, que ya estaba algo floja, termin� por zafarse de su engarce. Era aquel un acontecimiento poco propicio para tan grata ocasi�n, pero hubiera sido inadecuado poner a todos al tanto del percance. La se�ora Sasaki deposit�, pues, la perla en el borde de la fuente en que se serv�a la torta y decidi� que luego har�a algo al respecto. Los platos, tenedores y servilletas rodeaban la torta. La se�ora Sasaki pens� que prefer�a que no la vieran llevando un anillo sin piedra mientras cortaba la torta y, muy h�bilmente, sin siquiera darse vuelta, lo desliz� en un nicho ubicado a sus espaldas.
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La obsesi n samurai de Mishima.
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Extractions: Yukio Mishima fue un escritor obsesionado desde la niñez por el espíritu del samurai y, más tarde, por la muerte. En su arte y acción cultivó una estética moderna, pero su modernidad no hacía otra cosa que sugerir el mito antiguo. Paradójico, ¿no es verdad? Algo parecido le ha venido sucediendo a Japón. Por supuesto, sin reivindicar al samurai y la muerte, vemos que su semblante de país ultra avanzado opera como una máscara que sabe encubrir a la perfección su fidelidad a las ancestrales tradiciones. Ambos, Mishima y Japón, no son sino “estrategas de lo invisible”. El primero vivió y murió en esa “estrategia”, el segundo existe gracias a ella. ¿No es esto posmodernidad? Michel Random es un escritor francés que cultiva las artes marciales. Ha visitado varias veces Japón. En una de ellas decidió conocer a Yukio Mishima, ya por entonces célebre escritor. Lo entrevistó y luego fue invitado a su casa de Tokio, en 1968, poco antes de morir . Más tarde, Random relató su encuentro en un libro cuyas claves eran ya anticipadas por las respuestas de Mishima
Mishima, Yukio - Definition Of Mishima, Yukio By The Free Online Dictionary, The
Mi shi ma (msh m, m sh-m ), Yukio Originally Kimitake Hiraoka. 1925-1970. Japanese author best known for The Sea of Fertility (1970), a tetralogy which explores the
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Mishima, Yukio Definition Of Mishima, Yukio In The Free Online Encyclopedia.
Mishima, Yukio (y `kēō mĭsh`ēm ), 1925–70, Japanese author, b. Tokyo. His original name was Kimitake Hiraoka and he was born into a samurai family.
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Yukio Mishima, écrivain Et Guerrier
Biographie et bibliographie de l crivain japonais.
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