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    The author of Barefoot Gen‚ Keiji Nakazawa‚ wrote his autobiographical book as a drama and anti - war book‚ he wrote this book as a comic which is a very odd way of writing a serious book such as this. The book was written after the author’s own experiences about when he was a child in Hiroshima and the atomic bomb was dropped. He had experienced his family dying and the horrific fallout of the bomb after where he and his mother had to scramble for food and find out if his dead relatives he was seeing

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    What Makes Geishas Unique

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    The geishas of Japan have a very distinctive yet unique feature that draws forth the attention of many people from all over the world‚ especially in the world of art. Even though they are humans‚ they are considered as a very prized form of art. The definition of geisha is an artistic person (Rowthorn 2011). They are considered as a masterpiece due to their gorgeous features that includes a variety of hairstyles‚ each with their own meaning and use and the feature that jumps out most is their makeup

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    Tales of Genji

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    The Tale of Genji Murasaki Shikibu The Tale of Genji Table of Contents The Tale of Genji ......................................................................................................................................................1 . Murasaki Shikibu...........................................................................................................................................1 {The Paulownia Court} .....................................................................

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    Name: Andrew Gordon Subject: Exp201‚ Professor Morales Summary Assignment Forerunners Sei Shonagon: Hateful Things Essay question: Consider Sei Shonagon’s definition of the word ‘hate’ in the Heian era. Is an opinion considered hostile if it focuses on honesty and transparency of a situation? “Hateful Things” is an opinionated extract from the book “Pillow Talk” written by Sei Shonagon. Pillow Talk is a collection of the lists‚ desires‚ poetry and judgmental conversations by Shonagon. Sei

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    Black Rain By Masuji Ibuse

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    All for One “Thundery black clouds had borne down on us from the direction of the city‚ and the rain from them had fallen in streaks the thickness of a fountain pen” (Ibuse 34). In Masuji Ibuse’s Black Rain‚ Shigematsu Shizuma is a main character that cares for his niece Yasuko‚ a young woman who experienced the “black rain” that fell on the city of Hiroshima after the bombing. Shigematsu as well as several friends and family members suffer from radiation sickness after the war‚ but his main concern

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    Heiji Monogatari Emaki

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    I visited the Virtual Museum of Japanese Arts‚ and one of the features I appreciated the most were the scroll paintings. One such painting is the Heiji Monogatari Emaki. It was the warrior class which formed the core of society during the Kamakura period. Thus‚ many hand scrolls depicting war tales were produced. The Heiji Monogatari emaki is among the best-known examples of this genre. There were several versions‚ though only parts of these remain. They are based on the Tale of Heiji‚ which describes

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    Heian Theme Introduction In the history of Japan‚ the Heian period is thought by many critics and literal experts an important age of art and culture. During this time period‚ Japan was able to develop a strong and very important sense of native visuals. The period was so developed that even merchants and warriors had started in becoming important political and social figures within the Heian period. The period had also witnessed a substantial rise in liberty of women and is some kind of the milestone

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    The ‘Imagawa Letter’ is a very insightful source that allows you to see what life was like while Imagawa Ryoshun was the Tendai [Constable] for what we today call Shizuoka Prefecture. The source is written in a format as if someone was reading this letter to Imagawa from a very unhappy citizen. This source complicates our understanding of the power and control‚ by challenging what many of us believe or assume about how society was run by rulers in the 14th century. Many assume that their leader

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    Genji's Handwriting

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    Handwriting was arguably the most important skill that anyone could possess at this time. It could determine the quality and length of a career and love life. The most popular way to write about any event or occasion‚ private or public‚ was with poetry. There are many times in the Tale where Genji describes the quality of a persons handwriting and how it could make him feel certain ways about the person who wrote it. Genji had eloquent handwriting and used it to gain the affection of the ladies.

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    Sappho and Murasaki were women before their time in the ways of their writings. Sappho was from an isle called Lesbos in Ancient Greece. Murasaki was from a city in Japan called Heian-kyo (Arita‚ 2008. para 3) during the Heian Period‚ currently called Kyoto. Each of these ladies came from prominent families and had a more robust life than other women in their time. There was more advantages for women who came from well to do families. Even though Sappho and Murasaki were women from different time

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