The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon is an immensely detailed account of court life in eleventh-century Japan. Written at the height of Heian culture, it is a classic text of great literary beauty, full of lively anecdotes, humorous observations, and subtle impressions. Sei Shonagon was a contemporary and erstwhile rival of Lady Murasaki, whose novel, The Tale of Genji, fictionalized the court life that Lady Shonagon captures so vividly in her diary. The Pillow Book contains her reflections on royal and religious ceremonies, nature, pilgrimage, conversation, and poetry. Lady Shonagon shares character sketches and the things she both loves and loathes. Her style is so eloquent, her wit so sharp, even the briefest fragments enchant us. There is no better introduction to the daily preoccupations of the Heian upper class, and Ivan Morris's notes and contextualization enrich the material for scholars and general readers.
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日本15世纪清少纳言的随笔集，语言清新，有我明清文人的风格。
评分日本15世纪清少纳言的随笔集，语言清新，有我明清文人的风格。
评分notes are worth to read.
评分拿了一本企鹅经典当日译英练习对照，错到不可思议。看前言说是用两个江户抄本译的，不知道古典文学大系用的是什么底本。版本之间也不能差这么多吧…
评分听过改编的而已，没啥感觉
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