This research observes the social problems of theO Meiji period (1868-1912 )as the impact of the westernization as presented in Natsume Soseki's novel Sanshiro. It also dealt with the attitude's of the literature circle voiced by Natsume Soseki as response towards the social problem's which hap¬pened in the period. In this reseach, the theory Genetic Structuralism developed by Lucien Goldmann was employed, since this theory was able to gain the total signifi¬cance which was expected. According to the theory, the author created in his literary work figure's and imagined objects as reflection of his world view. The subject matter that the author expressed in his work could be understood only as integral part of the author's life and motives...
As part of the first generation of Meiji Japan’s modern intellectuals, Natsume Soseki not only witne...
This article describes the peculiarities of twentieth-century Japanese literary processes. Methodolo...
This study is about Japan's transformation caused by intervention of Western Civilization, which mad...
This research observes the social problems of theO Meiji period (1868-1912 )as the impact of the wes...
In 1853 Commodore Matthew C. Perry and his fleet of U.S. warships sailed into Edo (present day Tokyo...
This paper will show that Soseki's Kusamakura can be situated in a branch of western aesthetical the...
Abstract. This paper is about comparing two literary works in relation to the sociology of literatur...
In the social study, there is a concept about strong desire to be recognized by others named thumos....
This thesis is a study of women in early twentieth century Japan, and how they dealt with changes th...
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
This thesis is an analytical study of a novel, Sanshiro, by the Japanese writer, Natsume Soseki (18...
Literature text is born among society. It contains its author’s history of life within the society....
The society of Japan underwent a sea change brought upon by the process of modernisation during the ...
Few people in Japan contest the idea that Natsume Soseki (1867-1916) is a “national writer.” Why is ...
For over two centuries prior to 1868, the Tokugawa government consistently refused to have official ...
As part of the first generation of Meiji Japan’s modern intellectuals, Natsume Soseki not only witne...
This article describes the peculiarities of twentieth-century Japanese literary processes. Methodolo...
This study is about Japan's transformation caused by intervention of Western Civilization, which mad...
This research observes the social problems of theO Meiji period (1868-1912 )as the impact of the wes...
In 1853 Commodore Matthew C. Perry and his fleet of U.S. warships sailed into Edo (present day Tokyo...
This paper will show that Soseki's Kusamakura can be situated in a branch of western aesthetical the...
Abstract. This paper is about comparing two literary works in relation to the sociology of literatur...
In the social study, there is a concept about strong desire to be recognized by others named thumos....
This thesis is a study of women in early twentieth century Japan, and how they dealt with changes th...
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
This thesis is an analytical study of a novel, Sanshiro, by the Japanese writer, Natsume Soseki (18...
Literature text is born among society. It contains its author’s history of life within the society....
The society of Japan underwent a sea change brought upon by the process of modernisation during the ...
Few people in Japan contest the idea that Natsume Soseki (1867-1916) is a “national writer.” Why is ...
For over two centuries prior to 1868, the Tokugawa government consistently refused to have official ...
As part of the first generation of Meiji Japan’s modern intellectuals, Natsume Soseki not only witne...
This article describes the peculiarities of twentieth-century Japanese literary processes. Methodolo...
This study is about Japan's transformation caused by intervention of Western Civilization, which mad...