Hearn (1850-1904) was born in Levkas, Greece, as the son of Greek and British parents. In 1869 he went to the United States and did various work, finally as a journalist. In 1890 he came to Japan and taught English in Japanese schools, and became a Japanese citizen under the name of Koizumi Yakuma. He died in Tokyo.
A miscellany of ghost stories, odd tales, and curious observations by a master storyteller who penetrated Japan more deeply than any other Westerner. Lafcadio Hearn captures the folk spirit and quaint "exoticism" of a land thought at the time to be both mysterious and sinister. Lafcadio Hearn (1850-1904) gained Japanese citizenship and wrote many books about Japan for Western readers.
记得小时候看过鬼太郎(日本动画)其中形形色色的鬼给我留下深刻印象 这本怪谈把我带入另一个国度 给我留下深刻的印记
评分一个外国人竟能把日本的故事写到这个程度, 已经是相当的教人折服了, 那会是怎样一种对异国文化的热爱, 甚至鲁迅和胡适之都曾对其赞誉有加, 肤浅中,它既是一本鬼故事书, 品味下,它又是一本启迪人性的寓言, 其中也有诸如套作中国的《南柯一梦》的幻想故事, 也有诸如《无...
评分樱花之美和妖异之媚 文_谢长留 这是我看过的关于神鬼妖怪之类书籍中最纤细哀婉、瑰丽曼妙的一本,它非常贴切的体现了日本这个阴暗诡异又奇思妙想的国家,更找到了他们“菊与刀”的精神之源。这样说来,好像赋予了这本书非常重的历史使命,但仔细重读一遍之后,这样的想法便更...
评分 评分原汁原味的传说,竟然感觉不到是个外国人写的,但是有些故事情节并不完整,也有不合逻辑的地方,可能是年久失传,给人更多想象空间
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