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64. Mishima, Yukio - Sea, Japan, And Society (Japanese, 1925–70) Mishima's autobiographical Confessions of a Mask (1949) describes his own sexual confusion as well as the chaos of postwar Japan. http://www.jrank.org/literature/pages/19184/Mishima-Yukio.html

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Nos Actualit�s Revue de presse Ev�nements Les Livres ... Compl�ments par James Keith Vincent In an article titled "All Japanese are Perverse" Mishima gives us the following description of what he sees as the overdetermined relation between homosexuality and representation. In this instance, the "ideal" which is being performed by Mishima Yukio as he plays the double role of himself and of Hayashi Fusao is by no means a specific, tangible, or concrete ideal, but always an arbitrary "ideal" surrounded by quotation marks. We must remember that it is not a question of what that ideal might be in and of itself, but only of acting with that ideal as telos. Mishima reacted to the accusations that he was a pederast by resolving to play the part of the pederast to the fullest. He went back to do research on homosexuality, he made investigations of the places where these invalids meet, he engaged in a certain amount of experimentation, and when he was twenty-six he wrote Forbidden Colors and and later brought out its sequel Secret Rapture, both of which appear to be homosexual novels. But with the exception of these early periods of investigation and experimentation, he never went near the realm of the pederasts. The paranoid rhetoric and abundant italics of this passage speak for themselves but it is worth noting that while the narrator of Confessions of a Mask claimed that his "nature" as a homosexual compelled him to "perform" as if he were heterosexual [which included the "minute study of novels" to find out "how boys my age felt about life and how they talked to themselves (90)"], Hayashi makes precisely the opposite argument to exonerate his friend.

68. Mishima Yukio Mishima Yukio, pseudonym of HIRAOKA KIMITAKE (b. Jan. 14, 1925, Tokyod. Nov. 25, 1970, Tokyo), prolific writer who is regarded by many critics as the most important Japanese http://www.uv.es/EBRIT/micro/micro_396_75.html

Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help Mishima Yukio, pseudonym of HIRAOKA KIMITAKE (b. Jan. 14, 1925, Tokyod. Nov. 25, 1970, Tokyo), prolific writer who is regarded by many critics as the most important Japanese novelist of the 20th century. Mishima was the son of a high civil servant and attended the aristocratic Peers School in Tokyo. During World War II, having failed to qualify physically for military service, he worked in a Tokyo factory and after the war studied law at the University of Tokyo. In 1948-49 he worked in the banking division of the Japanese Ministry of Finance. His first novel, Kamen no kokuhaku Confessions of a Mask ), is a partly autobiographical work that describes with exceptional stylistic brilliance a homosexual who must mask his abnormal sexual preferences from the society around him. The novel gained Mishima immediate acclaim, and he began to devote his full energies to writing. He followed up his initial success with several novels whose main characters are tormented by various physical or psychological problems or who are obsessed by unattainable ideals that make everyday happiness impossible for them. Among these works are Ai no Kanaki Thirst for Love Kinjiki Forbidden Colours ), and

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