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Gould and Sōseki and Neuropsychology: Revisiting the Brain Mechanism of Hi-ninzjo (Inhumanity) Mitsuru Kawamura 1,2 1Okusawa Hospital and Clinics 2Showa University School of Medicine Keyword: グレン・グールド , 夏目漱石 , 草枕 , 非人情 , 知・情・意 , Glenn Gould , Sōseki Natsume , Kusamakura , The Three-Cornered World , Hi-ninzyo , Inhumanity , Intelligence・emotion・will pp.1335-1342
Published Date 2024/12/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1416202785
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The Canadian pianist Glenn Gould, referred to as a “concert dropout,” is known for his recorded performances that are applauded even during current times. Gould identified with Sōseki's concept of “Hi-ninzyo (Inhumanity)” and was an ardent admirer of Sōseki Natsume's well-known novel, “The Three-Cornered World.” In this paper, I rediscuss my previous work that describes neuropsychologically the brain mechanisms underlying intelligence, emotions, and will that form the basis of “Hi-ninzyo (Inhumanity)” as the cognition and attitudes of life that Gould and Sōseki shared.


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