Japanese Linked Poetry
An Account With Translations of Renega and Haikai Sequences
by Earl Miner
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Linking the court poetry of the classical period and the haiku poetry of the modern period, the renga and haikai which constitute Japanese linked poetry are important in Japanese literature. The first half of this book presents linked poetry's principles and its placement in the history of Japanese literature as well as the context of world literature. The second analizes of two renga sequences involving Sōgi and four haikai sequences, three of which involve Bashō, and the fourth, Buson. (from back cover copy)
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Japanese Linked Poetry: An Account With Translations of Renega and Haikai Sequences
July 1980, Princeton Univ Pr, Princeton University Press
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0691013683 9780691013688
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"From about the thirteenth through the nineteenth centuries, Japanese poets practiced several versions of linked poetry."
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