Shusaku Endō

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5 total works indexed

1. The cosmological term and a modified Brans-Dicke cosmology

   · 1977 · cited 70x

2. On the Magnetic Moment of Mn in Aluminum Heusler Alloy

   · 1964 · cited 38x

3. The structure of blasticidin S

   · 1965 · cited 36x

4. Studies of solution properties of copolymers. II. Copolymer of maleic anhydride and styrene

   · 1968 · cited 35x

5. Structure of cytosinine, a structural component of blasticidin s

   · 1965 · cited 21x

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Quotes

• “We priests are in some ways a sad group of men. Born into the world to render service to mankind, there is no one more wretchedly alone than the priest who does not measure up to his task.”
• “I tell you the truth—for a long, long time these farmers have worked like horses and cattle; and like horses and cattle they have died. The reason our religion has penetrated this territory like water flowing into dry earth is that it has given to this group of people a human warmth they never previously knew. For the first time they have met men who treated them like human beings. It was the human kindness and charity of the fathers that touched their hearts.”
• “Christ did not die for the good and beautiful. It is easy enough to die for the good and beautiful; the hard thing is to die for the miserable and corrupt.”
• “Man is a strange being. He always has a feeling somewhere in his heart that whatever the danger he will pull through. It’s just like when on a rainy day you imagine the faint rays of the sun shining on a distant hill.”
• “The wisdom of peasants shows itself in their ability to pretend that they are fools.”
• “Already twenty years have passed since the persecution broke out; the black soil of Japan has been filled with the lament of so many Christians; the red blood of priests has flowed profusely; the walls of the churches have fallen down; and in the face of this terrible and merciless sacrifice offered up to Him, God has remained silent.”

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Key facts

Native name

遠藤 周作

Born

( 1923-03-27 ) March 27, 1923, Tokyo , Empire of Japan

Died

September 29, 1996 (1996-09-29) (aged 73), Tokyo, Japan

Occupation

Writer

Alma mater

Keio University

Literary movement

Third Generation

Notable works

Silence (1966)

Spouse

Junko Okada ​ ( married</span>"}]]}'>m. 1955 ) ​

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Image

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Number of children

1

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