"RHYTHM" IN PROSE OF THE JAPANESE WRITER SHIGA NAOYA
Zaberezhnaya Ol'ga Alekseevna
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Abstract. The article considers the notion "rhythm" in the prose of the Japanese writer Shiga Naoya (1883-1971). In Shiga’s works "rhythm" can be interpreted in two ways - as a structural feature of the text and as an aesthetic ideal, which for the author means the actual transfer of author’s vivid, biological "rhythm" in a literary text. The study of "rhythm" as a central category of Shiga’s aesthetics is necessary for attempts to convey the features of the author’s original style in the translation into Western languages.
Key words and phrases: ритм, литература, проза, Япония, искусство, эстетика, категория, rhythm, literature, prose, Japan, art, aesthetics, category
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