The pseudo mathematical determined ill-fate of Sakutaro Hagiwara.

Introduction: “Although on the outside I was blessed with perfect good fortune, in reality my life … has been but a succession of dark and weary pessimism …” (Hagiwara quoted by Hayes, 1996, p. 34). In the extended introduction of Sakutaro Hagiwara, we introduced the ill-fate that pervaded Sakutaro’s life. In the introduction we underlined…

The mathematical determined ill-fate of Sakutaro Hagiwara (part 1, draft 1).

“Although on the outside I was blessed with perfect good fortune, in reality my life … has been but a succession of dark and weary pessimism …” (Hagiwara quoted by Hayes, 1996, p. 34). In the extended introduction of Sakutaro Hagiwara, we introduced the ill-fate that pervaded Sakutaro’s life. In the introduction we underlined that…

Sakutarō Hagiwara (萩原 朔太郎): introduction.

“On reading Dostoevsky’s works, Sakutaro felt that he had found a soulmate, commenting that while he had learned philosophy from Nietzsche, poetry that is, rhythm-from Poe, he had learnt psychology from Dostoevsky (Hayes, 1996, p. 98).”