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Tatsuo Hori

堀辰雄 1904-12-28 – 1953-05-28 日本語版へ

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Biography

Born in Tokyo. Graduated from the Japanese Literature Department of Tokyo Imperial University. He studied under Akutagawa Ryūnosuke and Murō Saisei. Major works include "The Holy Family" (Sei Kazoku), "The Beautiful Village" (Utsukushii Mura), "The Wind Has Risen" (Kaze Tachinu), "Naoko" (Naoko), and the essay collection "Roads of Yamato and Shinano" (Yamatoji-Shinanoji). His delicate lyrical prose influenced postwar Japanese literature.

Literary Schools / Movements

Neo-psychologism

Publication Venues (20 venues)Click to filter works by venue

Selected Works (134 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

  • 風景 (Fūkei) (1926)
  • ルウベンスの偽画 (Rūbensu no Nise Ga) (1927)
  • 新人紹介 (Shinjin Shōkai) (1929)
  • 不器用な天使 (Bukiyō na Tenshi) (1929)
  • 詩人も計算する (Shijin mo Keisan Suru) (1929)
  • 眠れる人 (Nemureru Hito) (1929)
  • 「オルジェル伯爵の舞踏会」 (Orujieru Hakushaku no Butō Kai) (1929)
  • Ｘ氏の手帳 (Shi no Techō) (1929)
  • レエモン　ラジィゲ (Rēmon Rajīge) (1930)
  • 室生さんへの手紙 (Murō San e no Tegami) (1930)
  • 死の素描 (Shi no Sobyō) (1930)
  • 二人の友 (Ni Nin no Tomo) (1930)
  • 鼠 (Nezumi) (1930)
  • 噴水のほとりで―― (Funsui no Hotori De) (1930)
  • 窓 (Mado) (1930)
  • 絵はがき (Ehagaki) (1930)
  • パイプについての雑談 (Paipu nitsuite no Zatsudan) (1930)
  • 聖家族 (The Holy Family) (1930)
  • 尖端人は語る (Sentan Jin wa Kataru) (1930)
  • 水のほとり (Mizu no Hotori) (1931)
  • 羽ばたき (Habataki) (1931)
  • 恢復期 (Kaifuku Ki) (1931)
  • あひびき (A Hibiki) (1931)
  • 燃ゆる頬 (Yuru Hō) (1932)
  • 馬車を待つ間 (Basha o Matsu Ma) (1932)
  • 日付のない日記 (Hizuke no Nai Nikki) (1932)
  • 花を持てる女 (Hana o Moteru Onna) (1932)
  • プルウスト雑記 (Purūsuto Zakki) (1932)
  • 麦藁帽子 (Mugiwara Bōshi) (1932)
  • （芥川竜之介の書翰に就いて） (Akutagawa Ryūnosuke no Shokan ni Tsui Te) (1932)

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