Compiled in the early tenth century, the Kokinshà « is an anthology of some eleven hundred poems that became celebrated as the cornerstone of the Japanese vernacular poetic tradition. This book offers an inviting and immersive selection of roughly one-third of the anthology in English translation.
Compiled in the early tenth century, the Kokinshà « is an anthology of some eleven hundred poems that became celebrated as the cornerstone of the Japanese vernacular poetic tradition. This book offers an inviting and immersive selection of roughly one-third of the anthology in English translation.
Torquil Duthie is professor of Japanese literature at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is the author of Man'y¿sh¿ and the Imperial Imagination in Early Japan (2014).
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I. Translation Mana Preface Selected Poems from the Kokinwakash Kana Preface Part II. Essays 1. Poetry Before the Heian Period 2. The Heian Court and Kana Writing 3. The Conception and Structure of the Kokinsh 4. Topics of Composition 5. Prosody and Rhetorical Conventions 6. The Kokinsh Prefaces 7. The Kokinsh Text and Its Commentarial Tradition 8. Translating the Kokinsh Appendix: Poets in This Book Bibliography and Further Reading Index
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I. Translation Mana Preface Selected Poems from the Kokinwakash Kana Preface Part II. Essays 1. Poetry Before the Heian Period 2. The Heian Court and Kana Writing 3. The Conception and Structure of the Kokinsh 4. Topics of Composition 5. Prosody and Rhetorical Conventions 6. The Kokinsh Prefaces 7. The Kokinsh Text and Its Commentarial Tradition 8. Translating the Kokinsh Appendix: Poets in This Book Bibliography and Further Reading Index
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