Kokoro has been translated into English in 1941 by Ineko Kondo,[25] in 1957 by Edwin McClellan,[26] and in 2010 by Meredith McKinney.[17]
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The Question and Answer section for Kokoro is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
The relationship between the narrator and Sensei, the central relationship in the story, is one of student and, literally, teacher, though a very unconventional one at that. From the very beginning of the story, even before we the readers become...
In his novel, Natsume deals primarily with the psychological and ethical problems dealt with by the Meiji era intellectuals, who had to reconcile their Confucian dedication to the public with the individualism imported from the West, and the new...
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