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Natsume SosekiTimeline (1867 - 1916)
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Natsume Soseki is probably best known as a novelist, sometimes referred to as the Charles Dickens of Japan. He wrote stories with both humanity and an unflinching eye. But he was also a teacher, a cultural critic, a Zen practitioner, and an author of haiku. |
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A Box of Zen: Haiku the Poetry of Zen, Koans the Lessons of Zen, Sayings the Wisdom of Zen, Edited by Manuela Dunn Mascetti / Edited by Timothy Hugh Barrett |
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Kokoro, by Natsume Soseki |
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Zen Haiku: Poems and Letters of Natsume Soseki, by Natsume Soseki / Translated by Soiku Shigematsu |
| Natsume Soseki http://www.ibiblio.org/eldritch/ns/soseki.html The complete text of Soseki's novel Kokoro. Many links. |
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| Natsume Soseki - GreenNet http://www.city.kamakura.kanagawa.jp/english/bunjin/natsume_e.htm A good brief biography online. |
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