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81. Lafcadio Hearn And Japanese Buddhism (Rexroth)
BUREA U O F PUBLI C SECRETS. lafcadio hearn and Japanese Buddhism. So lafcadiohearn wrote to Harpers Magazine in 1889 just prior to leaving for Japan.
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Lafcadio Hearn and
Japanese Buddhism
So Lafcadio Hearn wrote to Lafcadio Hearn was born on the Ionian island of Santa Maura in either June or August 1850 and died in Okubo, Japan in 1904. His father was an Irish surgeon major stationed in Greece and his mother a Greek woman, famous for her beauty. It was she who named him Lafcadio, after Leudakia, the ancient name of Santa Maura, one of the islands connected with the legend of Sappho. In a relatively short lifespan of fifty-four years he managed to live several different literary lives. From Greece, at two years of age, he went to Ireland, where his father soon obtained a dissolution of marriage from his mother. She was sent back to Greece. His father quickly remarried and went off to India. That is the last Hearn saw of either of them. After a year of homelessness and near-starvation in Cincinnati, Hearn got a job as an editor for a trade journal and then as a reporter for the daily Enquirer Enquirer Another daily newspaper, the Cincinnati

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Lafcadio Hearn and Japanese Buddhism

Lafcadio Hearn and
Japanese Buddhism