![]() ![]() Next Section Kokoro Summary Buy Study Guide How To Cite in MLA Format Lin, Alexander. Kokoro: A Novel - Bishop of Hippo Soseki - Google Books Books Kokoro: A Novel Bishop of Hippo Soseki Regnery Publishing, Fiction - 248 pages 27 Reviews Reviews arent. Through the tortured and melancholy character of Sensei, Natsume showed the alienation and guilt that he himself felt personally from his separation from the traditional ethics of Japan, along with his struggle to find a solution. Kokoro by Natsume Soseki Buy Study Guide Kokoro Themes Mentorship and Education 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. 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 unabashedly individualistic tide of thought which had emerged even while Meiji was alive. That year, two years had passed since the death of Emperor Meiji, under whose rule Japan saw its first period of intense modernization, and in two years Natsume himself would be dead. ![]() ![]() Kokoro (こゝろ), written by the famous Japanese author Natsume Soseki, was published in serial form by the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun, for which he worked, in 1914. ![]()
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