Mononoke. Le temps des mauvais esprits. Numismatique has painted an eternal poetry

has painted an eternal poetry inhabiting men and trees

the author draws on the rich corpus of written sources: literary texts

as well as the unpublished translation of the main testimony on Turner left by one of his contemporaries and friends: George Jones

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Mononoke. Le temps des mauvais esprits. Numismatique has painted an eternal poetryWhat are evil spirits? In Japan, there are said to be 8 million kami. These spirits encompass all manner of supernatural creatures, from the malignant to the monstrous, from the demonic to the divine, and everything in between. Most of them appear strange and frightening, even evil, from a human perspective. They are known by a myriad of names: bakemono, chimimry, mamono, mononoke, obake, oni, and ykai. Ykai is the most common catch all term for the