Background
Yuasa Katsue was born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1910.
(In both of the novels presented here, he is clearly criti...)
In both of the novels presented here, he is clearly critical of Japanese imperialism. Kannani (1934) stands alone within Japanese literature in its graphic depictions of the racism and poverty endured by the colonized Koreans. Document of Flames (1935) brings issues of class and gender into sharp focus. It tells the story of Tokiko, a divorced woman displaced from her Japanese home who finds herself forced to work as a prostitute in Korea to support herself and her child.
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勝江 湯浅
Yuasa Katsue was born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1910.
Left French Literature Department of Waseda University without graduating.
(In both of the novels presented here, he is clearly criti...)
Ho-noho-no Kiroku
Hatsukoi
Tsushima
Served as member of Japan PEN Club, Ahirukai (Duck Society), Jugonichikai (Fifteenth Day Society) and Nijushichinichikai (Twenty-seventh Day Society).