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Abe Iwao

あべ いわお

Abe Iwao

ペンネーム: Abe IwaoPen name used as a variant of his legal name (born Abe Iwao / Abe Iwao with different kanji reading)

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性別
男性
生誕
1934-01-20 (Tsuruoka, Yamagata, Japan)
死没
2009-06-12 75歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
Poet
活動期間
1975年〜2009年
所属団体
Shin Nihon Bungakukai (New Japan Literary Association)
影響を与えた人物
Ito Hiromi

学歴

Hosei University
Faculty of Letters / Japanese Literature
国: Japan
Graduated from Hosei University, Department of Japanese Literature

受賞歴

Oguma Hideo Prize
1982
対象作品: Fukisha
結果: 受賞
Takami Jun Prize
1989
対象作品: Mr. Begeet (Bégèt)
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Legend of the Morning

1975年 Poetry collection

Early poetry collection featuring poems that weave corporeality with everyday sensibilities.

BodyEveryday life

Legend of the Eye

1979年 Poetry collection

Contains poems that depict hallucinations arising from physical and mental suffering tied to imprisonment.

PrisonHallucinationSuffering

Fukisha

1981年 Poetry collection

Poetry collection awarded the Oguma Hideo Prize in 1982; centers on themes of rebellion and the search for the self.

RebellionIndividuality

Mr. Begeet (Bégèt)

1988年 Poetry collection

A powerful work追tracking the consciousness of a person afflicted by a serious illness; won the Takami Jun Prize in 1989.

IllnessConsciousness

Moon Mountain

1983年 Poetry collection

A collection themed on the practice of sokushinbutsu (self-mummified Buddhist ascetics) and local faith in his native Shonai region.

FaithHometown

全著作

  • Asa no Densetsu (Kokubunsha) 1975
  • Shonen no Tori (Sakutosha) 1976
  • Me no Densetsu (Kokubunsha) 1979
  • Fukisha 1981
  • Tsuki no Yama (Shoshi Yamada) 1983
  • Seiu. Garorin (Renga Shobo Shinsha) 1985
  • Jugatsu Toka, Shoujo ga (Shichosha) 1986
  • Abe Iwao Poetry Collection (Shichosha, Gendai Shi Bunko) 1987
  • Sosoko Yuk (Shoshi Yamada) 1987
  • Begeet-shi (Shichosha) 1988
  • Tsuki no Hito (Shichosha) 1992

作風・主題

文体
Modern poetryLyrical and experimental expression involving corporeality and hallucination
頻出モチーフ
Hometown (Shonai)Faith / sokushinbutsuIllness and deathPrison / suffering

評価・遺産

Abe Iwao was a Japanese poet active from the 1970s, known for poems addressing imprisonment, faith, and illness. He won the Oguma Hideo Prize and the Takami Jun Prize and is regarded as an important figure in contemporary Japanese poetry.

関連学会

  • Shin Nihon Bungakukai (New Japan Literary Association)

豆知識

  • His legal name is Abe Iwao (different kanji reading variant).
  • Graduated from Hosei University, Department of Japanese Literature.
  • One of his students was the poet Ito Hiromi.