Hiroshi Ando: History of Modern Japanese Novels

A written document that explains the history of modern Japanese novels in a way that makes it easy to understand. From Tsuboochhoyo, who set the concept of "frequency" in the Mayzi civilization, to Murakami Yailiki, beloved by people beyond Japan, to Guanzaburo, who left a huge militarism at the Japanese door, to the post-crisis of Japan, the great modern Japanese novel has been written in a concise and precise way, and is introducing many novel texts. It is especially a book that has been inspired by attempts to put the existence of Jail Sun, Okinawan, Taiwanese, and others in the field of view, which the literary historian has been hiding behind.

Korean title: 일본 근대소설사

Korean author: 안도 히로시

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791159057847