Cultural representation of the Sumida River and urban watercourses. 隅田川や市内の水路の文化表象
Don't think that women's literature in the 1960s was all sweet. It was chaotic, violence, full of passion, of cruelty. It's about reclaiming one's self, whatever it takes.
I mean, read that:
Don't think that women's literature in the 1960s was all sweet. It was chaotic, violence, full of passion, of cruelty. It's about reclaiming one's self, whatever it takes.
I mean, read that:
Saito y apprend justement que la sincérité, si elle est importante, ne suffit parfois pas.
Saito y apprend justement que la sincérité, si elle est importante, ne suffit parfois pas.
Et en l'état, pourquoi pas ?
Et en l'état, pourquoi pas ?
Like, there's this ukiyo-e by Kunichika, but it seems an extrapolation, as far as I can remember.
Like, there's this ukiyo-e by Kunichika, but it seems an extrapolation, as far as I can remember.
I'll get into it at some point, but it's important to remember how 癒し was always a site for exploitation, and it has been thoroughly bowdlerised and sugarcoated when the West discovered that concept.
I'll get into it at some point, but it's important to remember how 癒し was always a site for exploitation, and it has been thoroughly bowdlerised and sugarcoated when the West discovered that concept.