The Monk

Japanese: 《The Monk》(英語表記)TheMonk
The Monk

…He studied at Oxford University and became a member of the Japanese embassy in The Hague. In 1796, he published the Gothic romance The Monk, which quickly became famous for its horror, about the corruption of a Madrid abbot and a deal with the devil. He also served as a member of Parliament, but later wrote many Gothic plays and novels, and together with A. Radcliffe and W. Godwin, he created the heyday of Gothic romance. …

*Some of the terminology that mentions "The Monk" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…オックスフォード大学に学び,ハーグ駐在大使館員となる。1796年にゴシック・ロマンス《修道僧The Monk》を出版,マドリードの修道院長の堕落,悪魔との取引などを扱ったこの恐怖小説でたちまち有名になる。国会議員も務めたが,その後多くのゴシック風の劇や小説を書き,A.ラドクリフ,W.ゴドウィンらとともにゴシック・ロマンスの全盛期を築いた。…

※「《The Monk》」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報

<<:  monk

>>:  monkey

Recommend

Spinal reflex

...In addition to somatic reflexes, which are res...

Kamichodai - Kamichodai

...The first appearance of the names of five mach...

identity-seeking

…In late adolescence, as interest in the opposite...

Lespedeza thunbergii (English spelling) Lespedeza thunbergii

… [Hiroyoshi Ohashi]. … *Some of the terminology ...

Kyochisan - Kyochisan

Chinese novelist. His real name was Xu Chan, and ...

Kinkofu - Kinkofu

…Takumi-ko were engineers who worked in governmen...

Osashida - Osashida

…It is distributed in Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, ...

Om - On

A transliteration of the Sanskrit word 'Om...

Ganoid fish - Koringyo (English spelling)

Also written as hikaririn-gyo. A general term for ...

Amish - The Amish are

A Protestant sect of Christianity. It was founded ...

Q-BOP

…K. Brötzmann of West Germany, who was searching ...

West

[1] [noun] ("Shi" means wind. It also re...

Land Improvement District - Tochikairyoku

It was established and organized under the Land I...

Sijilmāsa (English spelling)

...Several oasis routes ran through the Sahara be...

shchi

...Today, except in special cases, there is littl...