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Sinopse
Ezra Pound called poetry “the most concentrated form of verbal expression,” and the great poets of Japan wrote poems as charged and compressed as poems can be. The Japanese language, with its few consonates and even fewer vowels, did not lend itself to expansive forms, making small seem better and perhaps more powerful. There is also the historical context in which Japanese poetry developed—the highly refined society of the early courts of Nara and Kyoto. In this setting, poetry came to be used as much for communication between lovers and friends as for artistic expression, and a tradition of cryptic statement evolved, with notes passed from sleeve to sleeve or conundrums exchanged furtively in the night.
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| ISBN | 9780804715621 |
|---|---|
| Pré venda | Não |
| Peso | 598g |
| Autor para link | CARTER STEVEN |
| Livro disponível - pronta entrega | Não |
| Dimensões | 23 x 16 x 1 |
| Idioma | Inglês |
| Tipo item | Livro Importado |
| Número de páginas | 536 |
| Número da edição | 1ª EDIÇÃO - 1991 |
| Código Interno | 637242 |
| Código de barras | 9780804715621 |
| Acabamento | HARDCOVER |
| Autor | CARTER, STEVEN |
| Editora | STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS PUB |
| Sob encomenda | Sim |
