Kokoro Study Guide consists of approx. 53 pages of summaries and analysis on Kokoro by Soseki Natsume. Browse the literature study guide below:
Soseki Natsume was born in Tokyo in 1867 and studied English literature at the Imperial University. After teaching in Japan and England, Soseki wrote many novels, but none with more impact than Kokoro, written in 1914, two years after the death of Emperor Meiji. Soseki expresses the loneliness individuals experience in a world of waning traditions. (
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Foreword Part I, Sensei and I (through page 21) Part I, Sensei and I (through page 42) Part I, My Parents and I (through 80) Part II, My Parents and I Part III, Sensei's Testament (through 164) Part III, Sensei's Testament (through 207) Part III, Sensei's Testament (through 248)
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