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Polish writer in Asia: The Japanese Fan by Joanna Bator

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Joanna Bator is a contemporary writer, who has in recent years become increasingly popular not only among readers but also with critics. As an expert of culture and a scholarship winner of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) and the Japan Foundation, she visited Tokyo three times. Published in 2004 (reprint 2011), Japoński wachlarz [The Japanese Fan] is the result of Bator’s Asian travels. The Japanese Fan is a personal and subjective recording of the experience of cultural otherness that feels an European, Polish, writer while working as a lecturer at the University of Tokyo. In this book, Joanna Bator use an original creative technique she calls: zuihitsu, “as the brush guides.” The book constituted a sort of collection or set of travel pictures from which emerges an image of Japan. Joanna Bator est une écrivaine contemporaine, qui jouit ces dernières années d’une popularité grandissante non seulement auprès des lecteurs, mais également auprès de la critique. En tant qu’anthropologue et lauréate des bourses de la Japan Society for the Promotion of Science ( JSPS) ainsi que de la Japan Foundation, elle s’est rendue à Tokyo à trois reprises. Publié en 2004 (réédition en 2011), Japoński wachlarz [L’Éventail japonais] est le fruit de ces voyages asiatiques. L’Éventail japonais constitue la trace personnelle et subjective de l’expérience de l’altérité culturelle vécue par une Européenne, une écrivaine polonaise, pendant la durée de son lectorat à l’Université de Tokyo. Dans ce livre, Joanna Bator recourt à une technique de création originale qu’elle appelle zuihitsu, autrement dit « en suivant le pinceau ». Le livre constitue dès lors une sorte de collection ou ensemble d’images de voyage dont émerge une image du Japon.
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Title: Polish writer in Asia: The Japanese Fan by Joanna Bator
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Joanna Bator is a contemporary writer, who has in recent years become increasingly popular not only among readers but also with critics.
As an expert of culture and a scholarship winner of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) and the Japan Foundation, she visited Tokyo three times.
Published in 2004 (reprint 2011), Japoński wachlarz [The Japanese Fan] is the result of Bator’s Asian travels.
The Japanese Fan is a personal and subjective recording of the experience of cultural otherness that feels an European, Polish, writer while working as a lecturer at the University of Tokyo.
In this book, Joanna Bator use an original creative technique she calls: zuihitsu, “as the brush guides.
” The book constituted a sort of collection or set of travel pictures from which emerges an image of Japan.
Joanna Bator est une écrivaine contemporaine, qui jouit ces dernières années d’une popularité grandissante non seulement auprès des lecteurs, mais également auprès de la critique.
En tant qu’anthropologue et lauréate des bourses de la Japan Society for the Promotion of Science ( JSPS) ainsi que de la Japan Foundation, elle s’est rendue à Tokyo à trois reprises.
Publié en 2004 (réédition en 2011), Japoński wachlarz [L’Éventail japonais] est le fruit de ces voyages asiatiques.
L’Éventail japonais constitue la trace personnelle et subjective de l’expérience de l’altérité culturelle vécue par une Européenne, une écrivaine polonaise, pendant la durée de son lectorat à l’Université de Tokyo.
Dans ce livre, Joanna Bator recourt à une technique de création originale qu’elle appelle zuihitsu, autrement dit « en suivant le pinceau ».
Le livre constitue dès lors une sorte de collection ou ensemble d’images de voyage dont émerge une image du Japon.

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