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Hirano Ken (japanisch 平野 謙; * 30. Oktober 1907 in Kyōto; † 3. April 1978) war ein japanischer Schriftsteller und Literaturkritiker. (de) Ken Hirano (平野 謙, Hirano Ken, October 30, 1910 – April 3, 1978) was the pen name of a prominent Japanese literary critic and longtime professor of literature at Meiji University. His real name was Akira Hirano (平野 朗, Hirano Akira). Hirano was one of the seven founders of the journal Kindai Bungaku ("Modern Literature"), and played a starring role in the "politics and literature debates" of the 1940s and 1950s, as well as the "pure literature debate" of the early 1960s. In 1977, he was awarded the prestigious Imperial Prize from the Japan Art Academy. (en) Ken Hirano (平野 謙, Hirano Ken), né le 30 octobre 1907 à Kyoto et mort le 3 avril 1978, est un écrivain et critique littéraire japonais. (fr) 平野 謙（ひらの けん、男性、1907年（明治40年）10月30日 - 1978年（昭和53年）4月3日）は、日本の文芸評論家。明治大学教授。本名平野朗（あきら）。左翼運動からの転向を経て、「近代文学」創刊に参加。文学における政治主義を批判し、独自の私小説理論や文学史研究などで創見を示した。戦後文学を代表する評論家である。長年続いた文芸時評でも知られる。 (ja) |
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Hirano Ken (japanisch 平野 謙; * 30. Oktober 1907 in Kyōto; † 3. April 1978) war ein japanischer Schriftsteller und Literaturkritiker. (de) Ken Hirano (平野 謙, Hirano Ken, October 30, 1910 – April 3, 1978) was the pen name of a prominent Japanese literary critic and longtime professor of literature at Meiji University. His real name was Akira Hirano (平野 朗, Hirano Akira). Hirano was one of the seven founders of the journal Kindai Bungaku ("Modern Literature"), and played a starring role in the "politics and literature debates" of the 1940s and 1950s, as well as the "pure literature debate" of the early 1960s. In 1977, he was awarded the prestigious Imperial Prize from the Japan Art Academy. (en) Ken Hirano (平野 謙, Hirano Ken), né le 30 octobre 1907 à Kyoto et mort le 3 avril 1978, est un écrivain et critique littéraire japonais. (fr) 平野 謙（ひらの けん、男性、1907年（明治40年）10月30日 - 1978年（昭和53年）4月3日）は、日本の文芸評論家。明治大学教授。本名平野朗（あきら）。左翼運動からの転向を経て、「近代文学」創刊に参加。文学における政治主義を批判し、独自の私小説理論や文学史研究などで創見を示した。戦後文学を代表する評論家である。長年続いた文芸時評でも知られる。 (ja) |
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