In a Grove first appeared in the January 1922 edition of the monthly Japanese literature magazine Shinchō.[4]
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The theme of subjectivity is most notably expressed through the story's unconventional structure. In place of an objective third-person authorial presence, Akutagawa chooses to convey the events of "In a Grove" through individual testimonies and...
