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| − | '''Donald Keene''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1942|42]] [[MA]] '[[1947|47]] [[PhD]] '[[1951|51]] is [[University Professor]] Emeritus and Shincho Professor Emeritus of Japanese Literature. He has taught Japanese literature and culture for over fifty years. In [[1986]], the [[Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture]] was founded in his honor. | + | '''Donald Keene''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1942|42]] [[MA]] '[[1947|47]] [[PhD]] '[[1951|51]] is [[University Professor]] Emeritus and Shincho Professor Emeritus of Japanese Literature. At Columbia, he studied under [[Mark Van Doren]], whose philosophy of engagement with primary literary texts shaped Keene's approach to Japanese literature. He has taught Japanese literature and culture for over fifty years, and is a celebrity in Japan, where his memoirs were recently serialized in the country's highest-circulation newspaper. In [[1986]], the [[Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture]] was founded in his honor. |
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Donald Keene CC '42 MA '47 PhD '51 is University Professor Emeritus and Shincho Professor Emeritus of Japanese Literature. At Columbia, he studied under Mark Van Doren, whose philosophy of engagement with primary literary texts shaped Keene's approach to Japanese literature. He has taught Japanese literature and culture for over fifty years, and is a celebrity in Japan, where his memoirs were recently serialized in the country's highest-circulation newspaper. In 1986, the Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture was founded in his honor.
