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Norinaga Motoori (1730-1801)

Name	Norinaga Motoori
Time	1730-1801 (Date of birth and death)
Place	Japan
Gender	männlich
Variant	宣長本居 Motoori Norinaga Motoori ノリナガモトオリ本居宣長 Suzunoyōshi 鈴屋大人スズノヤウシ Suzunoyaō 鈴屋翁スズノヤオウ Suzunoya 鈴屋スズノヤ Suzunoya 鈴迺屋スズノヤ
Topic	Personen zu Sprache Personen zu Literaturwissenschaft (Literaturwissenschaftler) Personen der Geschichtswissenschaft (Historiker, Archäologen) Personen zu Medizin, Tiermedizin
Further information	Japan. Philologe (Kokugaku), Geschichtsschreiber u. Arzt
Source	Web NDL Authorities M VIAF: http://viaf.org/viaf/19686423 CiNii: https://ci.nii.ac.jp/author/DA00016361
Record type	Person
GND-Identifier	118960970
Record ID	118960970
Involved in show all Motoori Norinaga's The two shrines of Ise : an essay of split bamboo = (Ise-nikū-sakitake-no-ben) Ashiwake obune Ise-nikū-sakitake-no-ben
Topic of show all Mono no aware - the integration of pathos and ethos in the Japanese aesthetics by Motoori Norinaga : application for a philosophy of arts in a global world mono no aware – The Integration of Pathos and Ethos in the Japanese Aesthetics by Motoori Norinaga : Application for a Philosophy of Arts in a Global World

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Norinaga Motoori (1730-1801)

Motoori Norinaga's The two shrines of Ise : an essay of split bamboo = (Ise-nikū-sakitake-no-ben)

Ashiwake obune

Ise-nikū-sakitake-no-ben

Mono no aware - the integration of pathos and ethos in the Japanese aesthetics by Motoori Norinaga : application for a philosophy of arts in a global world

mono no aware – The Integration of Pathos and Ethos in the Japanese Aesthetics by Motoori Norinaga : Application for a Philosophy of Arts in a Global World