Kokoro

Natsume Sōseki


Engels | 15-08-2024 | 256 pagina's

9781805330585

Paperback / softback


16,99

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Left alone in the seaside city of Kamakura, a young student is drawn to an enigmatic older man who swims at the same beach. He makes the older man's acquaintance, and soon comes to refer to him as Sensei. As their friendship grows, the young student becomes more and more intrigued by the secrets that haunt Sensei, the mysteries of his past that have compromised his present.
Against the backdrop of the end of the Meiji era and the rapid modernisation of Japanese life, their relationship endures despite the distance that Sensei maintains - until one day, the young man receives a letter that divulges the full story of his past. One of the most popular and admired works of Japanese literature, Kokoro is a profound yet intimate picture of a changing Japan, and a timeless meditation on love, honour and friendship.

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Left alone in the seaside city of Kamakura, a young student is drawn to an enigmatic older man who swims at the same beach. He makes the older man's acquaintance, and soon comes to refer to him as Sensei. As their friendship grows, the young student becomes more and more intrigued by the secrets that haunt Sensei, the mysteries of his past that have compromised his present.
Against the backdrop of the end of the Meiji era and the rapid modernisation of Japanese life, their relationship endures despite the distance that Sensei maintains - until one day, the young man receives a letter that divulges the full story of his past. One of the most popular and admired works of Japanese literature, Kokoro is a profound yet intimate picture of a changing Japan, and a timeless meditation on love, honour and friendship.

Details

EAN :9781805330585
Auteur : 
Uitgever :Faber and Faber
Vertaler : Edwin McClellan
Publicatie datum :  15-08-2024
Uitvoering :Paperback / softback
Taal/Talen : Engels
Hoogte :200 mm
Breedte :132 mm
Dikte :22 mm
Gewicht :229 gr
Status : Bestelbaar
Aantal pagina's :256
Reeks :  Pushkin Press Classics