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Lost Leaves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan
Author: Rebecca L. Copeland
Year: June 1, 2000
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Language: English



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Lost Leaves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan The book "Lost Leaves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan" by Rebecca Copeland challenges the widely-held belief that there were no notable women writers during the Meiji period (1868-1912) in Japan, with the exception of Higuchi Ichiyo (1872-1896). Instead, the author presents a detailed examination of the lives and literary careers of three other talented women writers of the time: Miyake Kaho (1868-1944), Wakamatsu Shizuko (1864-1896), and Shimizu Shikin (1868-1933). These women represent the diversity and ingenuity of female literary expression during this era, which has often been overlooked in discussions of Japanese literature. Chapter 1: Introduction In the introduction, Copeland provides a comprehensive background on the historical context of women's literary expression during the Meiji period. She explores how the rapid modernization of Japan during this time led to significant changes in society, culture, and politics, which had a profound impact on women's lives and opportunities for creative expression. The author argues that despite these challenges, women continued to find ways to express themselves through writing, albeit in subtle and often overlooked ways.
t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan Книга Ребекки Коупленд «t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan» бросает вызов широко распространенному убеждению, что в период Мэйдзи (1868 - 1912) в Японии не было заметных женщин-писателей, за исключением Хигути Итиё (1872 - 1896). Вместо этого автор представляет подробное рассмотрение жизни и литературной карьеры трёх других талантливых писательниц того времени: Мияке Кахо (1868 - 1944), Вакамацу Сидзуко (1864 - 1896) и Симидзу Сикин (1868 - 1933). Эти женщины представляют разнообразие и изобретательность женского литературного выражения в эту эпоху, что часто упускалось из виду в обсуждениях японской литературы. Глава 1: Введение Во введении Коупленд дает исчерпывающую информацию об историческом контексте литературного выражения женщин в период Мэйдзи. Она исследует, как быстрая модернизация Японии за это время привела к значительным изменениям в обществе, культуре и политике, которые оказали глубокое влияние на жизнь женщин и возможности для творческого самовыражения. Автор утверждает, что, несмотря на эти проблемы, женщины продолжали находить способы самовыражения посредством письма, хотя и тонкими и часто упускаемыми из виду способами.
t aves : Women Writers of Meiji Japan livre de Rebecca Copeland « t aves : Women Writers of Meiji Japan » récuse la croyance largement répandue selon laquelle il n'y avait pas de femmes écrivaines notables au Japon pendant la période Meiji (1868-1912) l'exception de Higuchi Itiyo (1872-1896). Au lieu de cela, l'auteur présente un examen détaillé de la vie et de la carrière littéraire de trois autres écrivaines talentueuses de l'époque : Miyake Kaho (1868-1944), Wakamatsu Shizuko (1864-1896) et Shimizu kin (1868-1933). Ces femmes représentent la diversité et l'ingéniosité de l'expression littéraire féminine à cette époque, qui a souvent été négligée dans les débats de la littérature japonaise. Chapitre 1 : Introduction Dans son introduction, Copeland fournit des informations complètes sur le contexte historique de l'expression littéraire des femmes pendant la période Meiji. Elle étudie comment la modernisation rapide du Japon au cours de cette période a entraîné des changements importants dans la société, la culture et la politique, qui ont eu un impact profond sur la vie des femmes et les possibilités d'expression créative. L'auteur affirme qu'en dépit de ces problèmes, les femmes ont continué de trouver des moyens de s'exprimer par l'écriture, bien que de manière subtile et souvent négligée.
t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan libro de Rebecca Copeland «t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan» desafía la creencia generalizada de que durante el período Meiji (1868-1912) no hubo ningún percance en Japón mujeres escritoras, con la excepción de Higuchi Ichiyo (1872-1896). En cambio, el autor presenta una visión detallada de la vida y carrera literaria de otras tres escritoras talentosas de la época: Miyake Kaho (1868-1944), Wakamatsu Shizuko (1864-1896) y Shimizu kin (1868-1933). Estas mujeres representan la diversidad e ingenio de la expresión literaria femenina en esta época, que a menudo se ha pasado por alto en las discusiones de la literatura japonesa. Capítulo 1: Introducción En la introducción, Copeland proporciona información exhaustiva sobre el contexto histórico de la expresión literaria de las mujeres durante el período Meiji. Explora cómo la rápida modernización de Japón durante este tiempo ha producido cambios significativos en la sociedad, la cultura y la política que han tenido un profundo impacto en la vida de las mujeres y en las oportunidades de expresión creativa. La autora sostiene que, a pesar de estos problemas, las mujeres siguieron encontrando formas de expresarse a través de la escritura, aunque de maneras sutiles y a menudo pasadas por alto.
t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan Rebecca Copelands Buch „t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan“ stellt die weit verbreitete Überzeugung in Frage, dass es in der Meiji-Zeit (1868-1912) in Japan keine nennenswerten Schriftstellerinnen gab mit Ausnahme von Higuchi Ichiyo (1872-1896). Stattdessen präsentiert der Autor eine detaillierte Betrachtung des bens und der literarischen Karriere von drei anderen talentierten Schriftstellerinnen der Zeit: Miyake Kaho (1868-1944), Wakamatsu Shizuko (1864-1896) und Shimizu kin (1868-1933). Diese Frauen repräsentieren die Vielfalt und den Einfallsreichtum des weiblichen literarischen Ausdrucks in dieser Ära, die in den Diskussionen der japanischen Literatur oft übersehen wurde. Kapitel 1: Einleitung In der Einleitung gibt Copeland umfassende Informationen über den historischen Kontext des literarischen Ausdrucks von Frauen in der Meiji-Zeit. e untersucht, wie Japans rasche Modernisierung in dieser Zeit zu bedeutenden Veränderungen in Gesellschaft, Kultur und Politik geführt hat, die tiefgreifende Auswirkungen auf das ben von Frauen und die Möglichkeiten für kreativen Ausdruck hatten. Die Autorin argumentiert, dass Frauen trotz dieser Probleme weiterhin Wege fanden, sich durch Schreiben auszudrücken, wenn auch auf subtile und oft übersehene Weise.
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Kayıp Yapraklar: Meiji Japonya'nın Kadın Yazarları Rebecca Copeland'ın Kayıp Yapraklar: Meiji Japonya'nın Kadın Yazarları, Meiji döneminde (1868-1912) Higuchi Ichiyo (1872-1896) hariç, Japonya'da kayda değer bir kadın yazar olmadığı yönündeki yaygın inanışa meydan okuyor. Bunun yerine, yazar o zamanın diğer üç yetenekli yazarının hayatı ve edebi kariyeri hakkında ayrıntılı bir değerlendirme sunar: Miyake Kaho (1868-1944), Wakamatsu Shizuko (1864-1896) ve Shimizu Shikin (1868-1933). Bu kadınlar, Japon edebiyatı tartışmalarında sıklıkla göz ardı edilen bu çağda kadın edebi ifadesinin çeşitliliğini ve yaratıcılığını temsil eder. Bölüm 1: Giriş Giriş bölümünde Copeland, Meiji döneminde kadınların edebi ifadesinin tarihsel bağlamı hakkında kapsamlı bilgi vermektedir. Bu süre zarfında Japonya'nın hızlı modernleşmesinin, kadınların yaşamları ve yaratıcı ifade fırsatları üzerinde derin bir etkisi olan toplum, kültür ve politikada önemli değişikliklere nasıl yol açtığını araştırıyor. Yazar, bu zorluklara rağmen, kadınların ince ve çoğu zaman göz ardı edilen şekillerde de olsa, kendilerini yazarak ifade etmenin yollarını bulmaya devam ettiklerini savunuyor.
t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan Rebecca Copeland's t aves: Women Writers of Meiji Japan تتحدى الاعتقاد السائد بعدم وجود كاتبات بارزات في اليابان خلال فترة ميجي (1868-1912)، باستثناء هيغوتشي إيتشيو (1872-1896). بدلاً من ذلك، يقدم المؤلف نظرة مفصلة للحياة والحياة الأدبية لثلاثة كتاب موهوبين آخرين في ذلك الوقت: مياكي كاهو (1868-1944)، واكاماتسو شيزوكو (1864-1896) وشيميزو شيكين (1868-1933). تمثل هؤلاء النساء تنوع وإبداع التعبير الأدبي الأنثوي في هذا العصر، والذي غالبًا ما تم تجاهله في مناقشات الأدب الياباني. الفصل 1: مقدمة في المقدمة، يقدم كوبلاند معلومات شاملة عن السياق التاريخي للتعبير الأدبي للمرأة خلال فترة ميجي. تستكشف كيف أدى التحديث السريع لليابان خلال هذا الوقت إلى تغييرات كبيرة في المجتمع والثقافة والسياسة كان لها تأثير عميق على حياة المرأة وفرص التعبير الإبداعي. وتقول صاحبة البلاغ إنه على الرغم من هذه التحديات، استمرت النساء في إيجاد طرق للتعبير عن أنفسهن من خلال الكتابة، وإن كان ذلك بطرق خفية وغالباً ما يتم تجاهلها.

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