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To the average westerner, the word hara-kiri conjures up an image of excruciating, self-inflicted pain; of a deep, fatal incision. To the Japanese, this kind of suicide embodies the best qualities of courage, honor, and discipline. Through extensive research, author Jack Seward …
The life of an amorous man
by Hamada, Kengi, Ihara, Saikaku
fromLibrary of Japanese literature
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Type: Book