اقتباسات من كتب ناتسومي سوسيكي
ناتسومي سوسيكي
له (3) كتاب بالمكتبة, بإجمالي تحميل وقراءة (3,132)
ناتسومي سوسيكي (باليابانية: 夏目 漱石) ناتسومي هو اسم العائلة (9 فبراير 1867 - 9 ديسمبر 1916) هو اسم الكتابة للمؤلف ناتسومي كينونوسوكي (夏目金之助) ويعتبر أشهر كاتب روايات يابانية في فترة ميجي (1868 - 1912). من أشهر أعماله هي كوكورو، بوتشان، أنا قط، وروايته الغير مكتملة الضوء والظلام. كان أيضا باحثا في الأدب البريطاني، ومؤلف شعر هايكو، شعر صيني، وقصص خيالية. استخدمت صورة سوسيكي على ورقة 1000 ين ياباني في الفترة بين عامي 1984 و2007.
المصدر: ويكيبيديا الموسوعة الحرة برخصة المشاع الإبداعي
Just as you can only really smell incense in the first moments after it is lit or taste wine in that instant of the first sip the impulse of love springs from a single perilous moment in time I feel
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Did you not come to me because you felt there was something lacking Yes But my going to you was not the same thing as wanting to fall in love
I will not hesitate to cast upon you the shadow thrown by the darkness of human life But do not be afraid Gaze steadfastly into this darkness and find there the things that will be of use to you
What would you do I said if I pushed you into the sea K did not move Without looking back he said That would be pleasant Please do
I believe that words uttered in passion contain a greater living truth than do those words which express thoughts rationally conceived It is blood that moves the body Words are not meant to stir the air only they are capable of moving greater things
Anyone without spiritual aspirations is a fool
From then on my thesis hung over me like a curse and with bloodshot eyes I worked like a madman
No matter how full one s head might be with the image of greatness one was useless I found out unless one was a worthy man first
You have a fine scholar s way with words I must say You re good at empty reasoning
The memory of having sat at someone s feet will later make you want to trample him underfoot
Like the first whiff of burning incense or like the taste of one s first cup of saké there is in love that moment when all its power is felt
On the whole all people are good or at least they re normal The frightening thing is that they can suddenly turn bad when it comes to the crunch
But to my questions he gave replies so vague that one could not tell whether they came from the mountains or the sea
To tell you the truth I used to consider it a disgrace to be found ignorant by other people But now I find that I am not ashamed of knowing less than others and I m less inclined to force myself to read books In short I have grown old and decrepit
I am an inconsistent creature Perhaps it is the pressure of my past and not my own perverse mind that has made me into this contradictory being I am all too well aware of this fault in myself You must forgive me
You see loneliness is the price we have to pay for being born in this modern age so full of freedom independence and our own egoistical selves
It is not you in particular that I distrust but the whole of humanity
I am a lonely man Sensei said And so I am glad that you come to see me But I am also a melancholy man and so I asked you why you should wish to visit me so often
you don t really become a finer person just by reading lots of books
