Takeo Arishima

Japanese author and literary critic

Takeo Arishima - Artists & Creatives born March 4th, 1878
Born
Died

1923
102 years ago — 45 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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Japan

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An author and literary critic from Japan contributed significantly to Japanese literature. Active during the early 20th century, produced notable works that explored themes of individuality, society, and personal struggle. Emphasized the importance of personal experience in literature. Engaged in literary criticism and the promotion of new literary styles. His writings reflected the cultural shifts occurring in Japan during his lifetime.

Wrote the novel 'The Long Road'

Published various literary critiques

Promoted individualism in literature

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