This volume presents translations of over 200 poems by Shotetsu, who is generally considered to be the last great poet of the "uta" form. Includes an introduction, a glossary of important names and places and a list of sources of the poems.
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These translations, along with Carter's earlier contributions to our understanding of Shotetsu, should lead other scholars and students to further intensive study of this great poet's work. -- Edward Kamens Yale University
[This is] a collection which captures and preserves something of what must have been the illuminating lyric contrast, the unexpected merging, which is of all poets. This fine edition comes with an introduction, a glossary, a source list and an index of the first lines of all the poetry included. -- The Japan Times
[This is] a collection which captures and preserves something of what must have been the illuminating lyric contrast, the unexpected merging, which is of all poets. This fine edition comes with an introduction, a glossary, a source list and an index of the first lines of all the poetry included. -- The Japan Times
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These translations, along with Carter's earlier contributions to our understanding of Shotetsu, should lead other scholars and students to further intensive study of this great poet's work.
(Edward Kamens, Yale University ) --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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monthly poetry meeting, poem sequence composed, votive sequence, allusive variation, personal anthology, twentieth day, eighteenth day Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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monthly poetry meeting, poem sequence composed, votive sequence, allusive variation, personal anthology, twentieth day, eighteenth day Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Master of Palace Repairs, Third Month, Fifth Month, Second Month, Master of the Left Capital, Governor of Awa, Sumiyoshi Shrine New!
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