도미오카 다에코
package.lua 80번째 줄에서 Lua 오류: module 'Module:Namespace detect/data' not found. 도미오카 다에코 (富岡 多恵子, 1935년 7월 28일~)는 일본의 작가이다.[1]
1935년 오사카시에서 태어났다. 오사카 여자 대학을 졸업하고, 고등학교에서 영어 교사로서 일하였고, 1960년 도쿄로 이사하였다.[1] 1964년 뉴욕을 방문했고 1966년 일본으로 귀국하였다.[2]
Tomioka published several collections of poems. Henrei (1958) won the Mr. H Prize (H-shi Shō), awarded by the Association of Contemporary Japanese Poets. Monogatari no akuru hi (1961) received the 'Muro Saisei Prize. Tomioka also wrote a poetical drama Matsuri (1959) and a screenplay Shinju ten no Amijima (Double suicide, 1968).[1]
In 1971, she published the novel Oka ni mukatte hito wa narabu (Facing the Hills they stand). In 1974, Tomioka wrote Shokubutsu sai, which received the Tamura Toshiko Prize. In 1974, she published Meido no kazoku (Family in hell), which received the Women's Literature Prize.[1]
Tomioka has also translated some English works by authors such as Gertrude Stein into Japanese.[1] She has also produced essays on literature from a feminist viewpoint.[3]
In 1993, she published Nobuyoshi Araki: Akt-Tokyo, 1971-1991, a book of erotic photography. In 1997, Tomioka wrote Hiberunia kikō (A journey to Ireland), which received the Noma Literary Prize.[2]
In 2000, The Funeral of a Giraffe: Seven Stories, a collection of her stories translated from Japanese to English, was published.[4]
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