An edition of Emptiness and temporality
(2008)
Emptiness and temporality
Buddhism and medieval Japanese poetics
by Esperanza U. Ramirez-Christensen
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1185-1600, 1185-1945, Buddhism and literature, History and criticism, Japanese poetry, Poetics, RengaPeople
Shinkei (1406-1475)Places
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Table of Contents
The Poetics of renga
The grammar of the renga sequence
The link as a structure of signification
Emptiness, or linking as différance
Linking as hermeneutical process
The link as figuration and metaphorical shift
Différance and "the jo-ha-kyū of the myriad arts"
Kokoro, or the emptiness of the sign
The close link and the distant link
Emptiness and enlightenment in poetry
Medieval symbolic poetry and Buddhist discourse
Beyond meaning: beauty is the aura of contemplation
Ushin: poetic process as meditation
Poetry and the instantaneous illumination of Zen
Linking by words and by mind: understanding, interpretation, and iterability
The chill and the meager (hieyase): poetics and the philosophy of the privative
The mode of ambiguity is the dharma body.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [191]-196) and index.
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