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was a Japanese Sinologist. ==Works== Aoki wrote an article named "Hu Shi and the Chinese Literary Revolution" which was published in ''Chinese Study'' (T: 支那學, S: 支那学, P: ''Zhīnà Xué'') in 1920. During the 1930s and 1940s, Aoki's work was considered an important contribution to translating and studying Chinese literature.〔 "Japanese Sinologist Aoki Masaru 青木正児 (1887- 1964) wrote an article entitled "Hu Shi and the Chinese Literary Revolution" published in ''Chinese Study'' (支那學) in 1920. In this article, Aoki Masaru predicted that "Lu Xun would become a great writer".6"〕 Patricia Sieber wrote that "Aoki, an internationally influential Sinologist, presented his love affair with Chinese dramas as an intimate and aesthetic affair of the heart." When I was a child, I was already extremely enamored of () puppet theatre (jōruri). Around 1907,... I came across Sasagawa Rinpu's ''History of Chinese Literature'' (). The book quoted the "Startling Dream" scene from Some of his books include: *''Yuan Jen Tsa Chu Hsu Shuo'' - 1959 *''Shina kinsei gikyoku shi'' - 1930 *''Yuan ren za ju gai shuo'' - 1957 *''Shina bungaku shisō shi'' (支那文学思想史; "A History of Chinese Literary Thought"). Iwanami Shoten, 1943. The ''Shina bungei shichō'' (支那文芸論藪) by Aoki was published in the Iwanami Koza series ''Sekai shichō'' in 1928. Wang Chün-yüh (C: 王俊瑜, P: ''Wáng Jùnyú'') published a Chinese version in 1933, titled ''Chung-kuo ku-tai wen-i ssu-ch'ao lun'' (T: 中國古代文藝思潮論, S:中国古代文艺思潮论, P: ''Zhōngguó Gǔdài Wényì Sīcháo Lún'').〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Masaru Aoki」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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