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Paperback:
212 pages
Publisher:
State University of New York Press
Publication Date:
April 21, 2005
Language:
English
ISBN:
0791464148
Product Length:
8.48 inches
Product Width:
5.53 inches
Product Height:
0.49 inches
Product Weight:
0.56 pounds
Package Length:
8.2 inches
Package Width:
5.5 inches
Package Height:
0.8 inches
Package Weight:
0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 2 reviews
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ISBN13: 9780791464144
Condition: New
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A Journey with Basho Jun 01, 2006
By Shoji This is one of the latest books out on the travel journals of Matsuo Basho and this lovely book contains all five journals.The translator David Landis Barnhill has arranged the journals in chronological order to show how Basho's writing developed over the years.The journals included are 'Journey of Bleached Bones in a Field' [Nozarashi Kiko], 'Kashima Journal' [Kashima Kiko], 'Knapsack Notebook' [Oi No Kobumi], 'Sarashina Journal' [Sarashima Kiko], and 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' [Oku No Hosomichi]. Basho's 'Saga Diary' [Saga Nikki] is also included along with a massive 80 of Basho's haibun (short poetic prose pieces that include haiku) and over 320 of Basho's haiku are scattered throughout the book, which also includes maps of each of the five journeys and extensive notes and a glossary.
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Stories behind the Haiku of Basho Sep 01, 2010
By Scott Frankenberg This is a wonderful work on 17th century Japan as experienced by Basho one of the countries greatest poets. More than the poetry they encompass, the journals allow one to travel on the roads which the poetry represents. It is easy to pick up and to put down again as one creates ones own poems on any day of any season.
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