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In Praise of Shadows
Book • 1933
In 'In Praise of Shadows', Jun'ichirō Tanizaki delves into the essence of Japanese aesthetics, highlighting the beauty of shadows and the subtlety of traditional Japanese culture.
The essay contrasts the Western pursuit of light and clarity with the Eastern appreciation of darkness and nuance, discussing topics from architecture to food and theater.
The essay contrasts the Western pursuit of light and clarity with the Eastern appreciation of darkness and nuance, discussing topics from architecture to food and theater.
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Tony Fadell as a short book offering insights into pre-industrial and post-industrial life in Japan, focusing on details often overlooked.
Tony Fadell as a short book offering insights into pre-industrial and post-industrial life in Japan, focusing on details often overlooked.
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Jason Fried as his favorite book, appreciating its exploration of light, shadow, texture, and space.
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Tim Ferriss , contains gems though boring, discusses Japanese architecture and aesthetics, and use of shadow and darkness.
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