Moriaki Watanabe
Moriaki Watanabe ( Japanese 渡邊 守 章 , Watanabe Moriaki ; born March 20, 1933 ) is a Japanese specialist in theater and French literature . As such, he translated poetry from symbolism and staged translated plays. In 2006 he received the Mainichi Culture Prize in the Literature and Art category for his translation of Paul Claudel's work Le soulier de satin . Watanabe is also known for his interviews with Michel Foucault .
Publications
- Engeki to wa nani ka (Kōdansha gakujutsu bunko). Kodansha, 1990. 347 pages. ISBN 978-4-06-158923-0
- Engekiteki yokubō ni tsuite: Koe kotoba sugata. Chikuma shobo; Shohan Edition, 1987. 318 pages. ISBN 978-4-480-82226-0
- Engisuru toshi (Porifoni bukkusu). Heibonsha; Shohan Edition, 1986. 186 pages. ISBN 978-4-582-74502-3
Web links
- Michel Foucault, Moriaki Watanabe: Tetsugaku no butai (“La scène de la philosophie”) , April 22, 1978), In: Sekai, pp. 312-332. (New York Magazine of contemporary Art and Theory.
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Watanabe, Moriaki |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | 渡邊 守 章 (Japanese) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Japanese specialist in theater and French literature |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 20, 1933 |