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El diario de la dama Murasaki

By: Murasaki Shikibu
Narrated by: Laura Hernández Bermejo
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Una de las primeras novelas consideradas por derecho propio pertenecientes a la literatura universal, y cumbre absoluta de la literatura japonesa. Estos pensamientos de Murasaki Shikibu, autora de la afamada Historia de Genji, hablan de su vida como tutora y dama de compañía de la emperatriz Shōshi. En sus páginas nos adentramos en la vida en el palacio de la emperatriz y sus vicisitudes desde un punto de vista tan cercano como agudo.

Murasaki Shikibu fue una escritora y cortesana del siglo XI. Se la considera autora de la primera novela japonesa: La historia de Genji. Dama de compañía de la emperatriz Shoshi, recogió en sus diarios un relato pormenorizado de la vida en la corte.

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