Yukio Mishima
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 fotografija Shirou Aoyame (1956) |
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| Pseudonim: | Yukio Mishima |
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| Rođen/a: | januar 14 1925 Shinjuku, Tokyo |
| Umro/la: | novembar 25 1970 (at 45) Štab JSDF, Tokyo |
| Profesija: | romanopisac, dramatičar, pjesnik, novelist, esejist |
| Državljanstvo: | japansko |
| Književni period: | 1944–1970 |
| Utjecaji: | Natsuko Hiraoka, Thomas Mann, Fjodor Dostojevski, François Mauriac |
Yukio Mishima (三島 由紀夫 Mishima Yukio?) bio je pseudonim koji je koristio Kimitake Hiraoka (平岡 公威 Hiraoka Kimitake?, 14.1. 1925–25.11. 1970), japanski pisac i dramatičar.
[uredi - уреди] Vanjski linkovi
- The Mishima Yukio Cyber Museum
- Web page devoted to Yukio Mishima
- Yukio Mishima: A 20th Century Samurai
- Books and Writers bio
- Short bio with photo
- Entry from "CLASSIC GAY LITERATI" page
- Sacred Visions of Splendor, essay on the meaning of Yukio Mishima's suicide
- Mishima chronology, with links
- YUKIO MISHIMA: The Harmony of Pen and Sword Ceremony commemorating his 70th Birthday Anniversary
- Blood and Flowers: Purity of Action in The Sea of Fertility
- "I Cut Off the Head of Yukio Mishima"
- Article focusing on Mishima's homosexuality
- Film review of Yukoku (Patriotism)
- Article about ritual suicide (Seppuku) (archived at the WaybackMachine)
- Short interview clip from Yukio Mishima: Samurai writer BBC documentary
- Mishima is interviewed in English on a range of subjects From a 1980s BBC documentary
- Mishima is interviewed in English on the subject of Japanese Nationalism From Canadian Television
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