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La época de Botchan- Edicion Española
La época de Botchan- Edicion Española
Series · 3 books · 1987-1997
By
Jirō Taniguchi
,
Natsuo Sekikawa
Books in series
#1
The Times of Botchan, Vol. 1
1987
This is the fictionalized version of the life and times of Japanese author
Natsume Soseki
during an era of great change in Japan from the traditional Edo period into the modern Meiji period (1867-1912).
Soseki
is considered the Charles Dickens or Mark Twain of Japan. His image even appeared on the 1000 yen note for two decades. He is best known for his novel
Botchan
, on whose times this book is based and the short
I Am a Cat
which is integrated into these pages. In this
first volume
we meet a circle of
Soseki
's friends and he receives the spark that will become
Botchan
.
Taniguchi
marries talent to a solid script by
Sekikawa
to create a fresco of Japanese society towards the end of the Meiji period as Japan was beginning to open up to the West. What could have been simply an illustrated textbook becomes, in these capable hands, a narrative for adults of great artistic and historical significance.
#4
The Times of Botchan, Vol. 4
1995
\[b\]A CHANGING NATION\[/b\]The Meiji period (1867 - 1912) saw the important formative years of modern Japan unfold. Contemporary author, Soseki Natsume, wrote a book entitled \[i\]Botchan\[/i\] based on his experiences in this fast-changing world. \[i\]The times of Botchan\[/i\] is a fictionalized account of Natsume and his circle of poets and writers, peppered with events and famous characters of the time. This, the fourth of ten volumes, focuses on the relationship between Army Medical Officer and poet, ?gai Mori and the German dancer Elise Weigert - Autumn's Ballerina - and the strains placed on it by Japanese society.Other titles in the \[i\]The Times of Botchan\[/i\]: 1:978-84-96427-01-3 2:978-84-96427-09-9 3:978-84-96427-12-9
#7
The Times of "Botchan"
1997
Japon 1910. An 43 de l'ère Meiji. Natsume Soseki, l'inventeur du roman autobiographique japonais, se plaint de douleurs à l'estomac, tandis qu'une pluie fine l'oblige à s'abriter sur le perron d'une maison en bois. Bientôt, il perdra la vie. Lui parviennent alors en rêve des images du poète Takuboku, du romancier Mori Ogaï et de la danseuse allemande Elise Weigert, de l'écrivain Futabatei Shimei et du militant anarchiste Shusui Kotoku. Plusieurs étoiles filantes de l'époque Meiji, autant de destins hauts en couleur qui ont marqué l'histoire du lapon au moment où ce dernier s'apprête à entrer dans la modernité. Ultime volume de la saga/lu temps de Botchan, ce cinquième tome revient sur les personnages croisés tout au long de la série. Un livre en forme d'apothéose.En janvier 2003, le festival d'Angoulême récompensait pour la première fois de son histoire un dessinateur japonais : jiro Taniguchi. Une consécration pour celui qui créa, avec le scénariste Natsuo Sekikawa, la première manga littéraire de l'histoire de la bande dessinée.
Authors
Jirō Taniguchi
Author · 37 books
Natsuo Sekikawa
Author · 5 books