Jun Tsuji

Japanese: 辻潤 - つじじゅん

1884-1944 A critic from the Taisho to early Showa periods.
Born October 4, 1884. Father of Tsuji Makoto. He studied at the National English Association and the Jiyu Eigakusha, and became an English teacher at Ueno Girls' High School, but left the school in 1912 after falling in love with his student Ito Noe. He later met Takahashi Shinkichi and became interested in Dadaism, and while living a nomadic life, he continued to translate and write critical essays on civilization. He passed away on November 24, 1944. He was 61 years old. He was born in Tokyo. His translations include Stirner's "The Einzige and Its Possession," and his collections of essays include "Romantic Language" and "Despera."

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1884－1944　大正-昭和時代前期の評論家。
明治17年10月4日生まれ。辻まことの父。国民英学会,自由英学舎などでまなび,上野高女の英語教師となるが,明治45年教え子の伊藤野枝との恋愛で退職。のち高橋新吉を知ってダダイズムに接近,放浪生活をおくりながら文明を批評する翻訳,著述をつづけた。昭和19年11月24日死去。61歳。東京出身。訳書にシュティルナー「唯一者とその所有」,評論集に「浮浪漫語」「ですぺら」など。

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