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Anything from Rimbaud to The Tale of the Genji.
1931), Beloved Shikibu Murasaki, Japan, (N/A), The Tale of Genji Genji Robert Musil, Austria, (1880-1942), The Man Without Qualities Vladimir Nabokov, Russia/United States, (1899-1977), Lolita Njaals Saga, Iceland, (c 1300).
The Knowledge of the Middle Ages Test
The Middle Ages. Where lords and knights roamed around, generally being chivalrous until the Renaissance came along and kinda mucked things up a bit. ... ...
The Anime Otaku Test
So... you like anime. That's a start... I guess. But do you know your stuff? (And trust me, I do. Psh.) If you've never seen or care about the Anim... ...
Deadwood on DVD
Also I started reading Tale of Genji, by Murasaki Shikibu, the
Royall Tyler translation (I couldn't get through the Sidensticker
one, but this seems more readable to me) and am enjoying it so far.
Breakers and breakthroughs
Popular in the Heian court, too,
as I recall having recently been looking at Tale of Genji again.
Your Love of Graphic Novels Doesn't Make You Cool
As
I'm sure you all know, the Japanese novel, Tale of Genji, by
Shibiku shows a view of an elite and was written for them even
though it might be argued that it written for all time.
The Bragging Thread
I've read the complete "Tale of Genji" （源氏物語） in it's complete
original Japanese which is about 54 chapters and quite a few
volumes.
