東洋のルソー

Target entity: 東洋のルソー
Context triple: [中江兆民, alias, 東洋のルソー]

• A. The Soul of the Far East
  The Soul of the Far East is an 1888 book by American astronomer and writer Percival Lowell that offers a reflective, often romanticized study of East Asian culture and psychology, especially that of Japan.
• B. الإنسان الكامل
  الإنسان الكامل هو مفهوم صوفي وفلسفي يشير إلى الإنسان الذي يحقق الكمال الروحي والمعرفي في تجليه لأسماء الله وصفاته.
• C. Les Orientales
  Les Orientales is a collection of romantic and exotic-themed poems by Victor Hugo, first published in 1829 and inspired by the Greek War of Independence and the allure of the East.
• D. Sartor Resartus
  Sartor Resartus is a satirical, philosophical novel by Thomas Carlyle that explores the nature of clothes as a metaphor for social institutions and human beliefs.
• E. The Egoist
  The Egoist was a British literary magazine edited by Dora Marsden and later Harriet Shaw Weaver, known for publishing modernist and avant-garde writers including early work by James Joyce.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 東洋のルソー
Target entity description: 東洋のルソーとは、フランス啓蒙思想家ルソーになぞらえて呼ばれた日本の思想家・中江兆民を指す通称である。

• A. The Soul of the Far East
  The Soul of the Far East is an 1888 book by American astronomer and writer Percival Lowell that offers a reflective, often romanticized study of East Asian culture and psychology, especially that of Japan.
• B. الإنسان الكامل
  الإنسان الكامل هو مفهوم صوفي وفلسفي يشير إلى الإنسان الذي يحقق الكمال الروحي والمعرفي في تجليه لأسماء الله وصفاته.
• C. Les Orientales
  Les Orientales is a collection of romantic and exotic-themed poems by Victor Hugo, first published in 1829 and inspired by the Greek War of Independence and the allure of the East.
• D. Sartor Resartus
  Sartor Resartus is a satirical, philosophical novel by Thomas Carlyle that explores the nature of clothes as a metaphor for social institutions and human beliefs.
• E. The Egoist
  The Egoist was a British literary magazine edited by Dora Marsden and later Harriet Shaw Weaver, known for publishing modernist and avant-garde writers including early work by James Joyce.
• F. None of above. chosen