# Natsume Sōseki
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Meredith McKinney on Saigyō and "Gazing at the Moon"
On this episode of the Books on Asia Podcast, sponsored by Stone Bridge Press, we have guest interviewer Lisa Wilcut speaking with award-winning writer and translator Meredith McKinney. McKinney is translator of many Japanese classics such as Sei Shonagon's 11th-century "The Pillow Book" and the 14…
Janine Beichman on translating Japanese Haiku and Tanka
This episode starts out with Amy and Janine talking about Masaoka Shiki (1867-1902) and the poetic reforms that took place from 1868 during Japan's transition from the Edo to the Meiji period. It was a time when Shiki (and his friend Natsume Sōseki), was influenced by Western literary styles and cu…
McClain's Printmaking Supplies w/ Daniel Jasa: The Supply Chain
Most everyone who creates and produces mokuhanga has purchased tools, barens, or any other items needed for their work, from McClain's Printmkaing Supplies. Located just outside of Portland, Oregon in Tigard sits one of the most interesting and important companies within the world of mokuhanga.
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Meiji Literature and Japan’s Most Famous Literary Cat: Soseki Natsume and I Am a Cat
In this episode, we’re looking at the Meiji Era of Japanese history and its literature.
The shogunate is replaced.
Japan looks outward to the West and inward toward itself.
And a man named Natsume Soseki chronicles it all from the perspective of a stray cat.
Transcript, notes and sources at the po…
Touching (grass)
This episode, Teia and Cher talk touch on a long-distance, online podcast. Why is it that touch feeds so deeply into a sense of ‘primalness’, or seen as something animalistic? We’d consult our respective pets if we could. We also talk through Cher’s extensive collection of high end fidget toys, and…
@Binati_Sheth | Kokoro by Natsume Sōseki, Edwin McClellan (Translator)
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The Poetic Disintegration of the Self (w/ Brian)
Brian is a poet and novelist based in Colorado, USA.
Dave and Brian chat about writing, relating (or not relating) to previous versions of oneself, mortality, grief, memory, identity, delusion, attachment, parenthood, marriage, divorce, loss, depression, solitude, nerds, my little ponies, and the p…
Britain is a Figment of the Crusader Imagination [PREVIEW]: King Arthur as Farang Mahdī
Much modern scholarship on King Arthur has revolved around the question of his historicity and origins, the recent greatest example being Higham’s magisterial 2018 survey of all the major theories—except the one that I advance here: Arthur was only one of many legendary chivalric heroes with whom c…
Cosy Fantasy
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Kokoro – Natsume Sōseki
Kokoro follows a young unnamed narrator who develops a close relationship with an older, mysterious man he calls Sensei. Although Sensei is intelligent and financially comfortable, he lives an isolated life dominated by guilt, distrust, and memories he refuses to discuss.
The narrator gradually le…
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