Murasaki Shikibu

Mu·ra·sa·ki Shi·ki·bu

M0485900 (mo͞o′rä-sä′kē shē′kē-bo͞o′), Baroness 978?-1031? Japanese writer whose The Tale of Genji greatly influenced later Japanese fiction and is among the first examples of the novel as a literary form.

Murasaki Shikibu

(ˌmʊərɑːˈsɑːkiː ˈʃiːkiːˌbuː) n (Biography) 11th-century Japanese court lady, author of The Tale of Genji, perhaps the world's first novel

Mu•ra•sa•ki Shi•ki•bu

(ˌmʊər əˈsɑ ki ˈʃi kiˌbu)

n. Lady, 978?–1031?, Japanese poet and novelist.

Murasaki Shikibu

(mo͞o'räsä`kē shē'kēbo͞o`), c.978–1031?, Japanese novelist, court figure at the height of the Heian period (794–1185). Known also as Lady Murasaki, she is celebrated as the author of the romantic novel Genji-Monogatari [tale of Genji], one of the first great works of fiction to be written in Japanese and often considered the world's first novel. Written in long, flowing, lyrical sentences, it concerns the life and loves of Prince Genji and his descendants and is a subtle and thorough delineation of a complex society.

Bibliography

See her diary translated by R. Bowring (1982); classic translation of Genji by Arthur Waley (1925, repr. 2000); modern translations by E. G. Seidensticker (1976), R. Tyler (2001), and D. Washburn (2015).

Murasaki Shikibu

11th-century Japanese court lady, author of The Tale of Genji, perhaps the world's first novel

单词	murasaki shikibu
释义	Murasaki Shikibu Mu·ra·sa·ki Shi·ki·bu M0485900 (mo͞o′rä-sä′kē shē′kē-bo͞o′), Baroness 978?-1031? Japanese writer whose The Tale of Genji greatly influenced later Japanese fiction and is among the first examples of the novel as a literary form. Murasaki Shikibu (ˌmʊərɑːˈsɑːkiː ˈʃiːkiːˌbuː) n (Biography) 11th-century Japanese court lady, author of The Tale of Genji, perhaps the world's first novel Mu•ra•sa•ki Shi•ki•bu (ˌmʊər əˈsɑ ki ˈʃi kiˌbu) n. Lady, 978?–1031?, Japanese poet and novelist. Murasaki Shikibu Murasaki Shikibu (mo͞o'räsä`kē shē'kēbo͞o`), c.978–1031?, Japanese novelist, court figure at the height of the Heian period (794–1185). Known also as Lady Murasaki, she is celebrated as the author of the romantic novel Genji-Monogatari [tale of Genji], one of the first great works of fiction to be written in Japanese and often considered the world's first novel. Written in long, flowing, lyrical sentences, it concerns the life and loves of Prince Genji and his descendants and is a subtle and thorough delineation of a complex society. Bibliography See her diary translated by R. Bowring (1982); classic translation of Genji by Arthur Waley (1925, repr. 2000); modern translations by E. G. Seidensticker (1976), R. Tyler (2001), and D. Washburn (2015). Murasaki Shikibu 11th-century Japanese court lady, author of The Tale of Genji, perhaps the world's first novel
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