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Title: | Tominaga Nakamoto and Andō Shōeki |
Authors: | Kato, Shuichi |
Issue Date: | 1983 |
Publisher: | Macmillan |
Citation: | Kato, Shuichi. “Tominaga Nakamoto and Andō Shōeki.” In his A History of Japanese Literature. Vol. 2 The Years of Isolation. Trans. Don Sanderson (London: Macmillan, 1983), 129-42. Author’s name is on the book as stated but given by the translator as Katō. The utopian being considered is Andō Shōeki (ca 1703/7-?), who wrote Shizen shin ‘eidō (The Way of Nature and True Vocation) (1755) in 100 volumes, with vol. 25 on his ideal society, which projects a “life of nature” into the future (136-42). |
Description: | Author’s name is on the book as stated but given by the translator as Katō. The utopian being considered is Andō Shōeki (ca 1703/7-?), who wrote Shizen shin ‘eidō (The Way of Nature and True Vocation) (1755) in 100 volumes, with vol. 25 on his ideal society, which projects a “life of nature” into the future (136-42) |
URI: | http://arus.letras.up.pt/jspui/handle/123456789/105664 |
Appears in Collections: | Utopia |
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