Junichiro Tanizaki was a major writer of modern Japanese literature who wrote numerous books, including The Makioka Sisters and Naomi: A Novel.
This is an essay on aesthetics by one of the greatest Japanese novelists. The text ranges over architecture, jade, food, toilets, and combines an acute sense of the use of space in buildings, as well as perfect descriptions of lacquerware under candlelight and women in the darkness of the house of pleasure. The essay forms a classic description of the collision between the shadows of traditional Japanese interiors and the dazzling light of the modern age.
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And so it has come to be that the beauty of a Japanese room depends on a variation of shadows heavy shadows against light shadows - it has nothing else.
评分所以除了“质朴高雅”东方美学之外,民族主义的气息好重(都直接讨论肤色问题了)。不只是建筑布局,小到纸墨笔砚、餐具、礼器,大到艺妓、能剧都以所谓“阴翳浑浊”的外表为美。一切有金属色泽和亮光的都成了“西方”和“现代”了。这不就是更高一个层面的我与非我的观念?
评分“As long as our skin is the color it is the loss we have suffered cannot be remedied."
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