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Naomi (痴人の愛,
Chijin no Ai, lit. A Fool's Love) is a
novel by ****anese
author Jun'ichirō
Tanizaki (1886–1965).
Writing of the
novel began in 1924, and from...
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first novel after the earthquake, and his
first truly successful novel, was
Chijin no ai (Naomi, 1924-25),
which is a
tragicomic exploration of class, ****ual...
- The
Initial Growth of ****anese Buddhism,
Brill 1967 pp. 69–70. Nussbaum, "
Chijin-godai" at p. 111, p. 111, at
Google Books. 朝廷軍の侵略に抵抗 (in ****anese). Iwate...
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actress like a big sister. Hana
kurabe tanuki-goten (1949) - Aiai,
witch Chijin no ai (1949) -
Naomi Harukanari haha no kuni (1950) - Mari,
daughter ****katsu...
- Joyce. The
novel Naomi (1925) by Jun'ichirō Tanizaki,
originally titled Chijin no Ai (A Fool's Love), was Tanizaki's
highly influential tragicomedy that...
- Yue'e Yang
Zitong as Meng
Jinbang Kathy Chow as Ma
Saiying Yu Na as
Huyan Chijin Chen
Zihan as Yang
Yanqi Liu Dong as Yang
Yanying Xiao
Mingyu as Yang Wenguang...
- of Art and Design.
Naraoka debuted as a
cinema actress in the 1949 film
Chijin no Ai,
based on the
novel Naomi. In 1981 she
appeared in Rengō
Kantai (lit...
- such as Erris,
Teelin and Tourmakeady. See
Irish phonology ****anese 知人/
chijin [t͡ɕiʑĩɴ] 'acquaintance' See ****anese
phonology Karen S'gaw
Karen ကၠိ [tɕó]...
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alcohol socially and
sometimes smoke.
During his
later years with the Rasu
Chijin ****ociation, he
returned to
strict vegetarianism with
extremely simple meals...
- shio, 'salt' /z/ > [dʑ~ʑ] /mozi/ > [modʑi ~ moʑi] 文字, moji, 'letter, character' /t/ > [tɕ] /tiziN/ > [tɕidʑiɴ] ~ [tɕiʑiɴ] 知人,
chijin, 'acquaintance'...
