The Classical Poetry of the JapaneseTrübner, 1880 - 227 páginas |
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... ; and from the Chinese they have drawn new names for already existing places , and new titles for their ancient gods . That their literature should be , for the most part , fashioned on the Chinese model and express Chinese ideas is.
... ; and from the Chinese they have drawn new names for already existing places , and new titles for their ancient gods . That their literature should be , for the most part , fashioned on the Chinese model and express Chinese ideas is.
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... literature should , weathering the storm that shook its infancy , have preserved down to our own times the unaltered form and the almost unaltered substance of the earliest manifestation of Japanese thought . This one original product ...
... literature should , weathering the storm that shook its infancy , have preserved down to our own times the unaltered form and the almost unaltered substance of the earliest manifestation of Japanese thought . This one original product ...
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... literature in all its other branches . As a matter of fact , however , the sources of true lyric poetry suddenly dried up at the commencement of that epoch . Thenceforward , instead of the heart - outpourings of the older poets , we ...
... literature in all its other branches . As a matter of fact , however , the sources of true lyric poetry suddenly dried up at the commencement of that epoch . Thenceforward , instead of the heart - outpourings of the older poets , we ...
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... The names of Mabuchi , Motowori , and others of lesser note , will occur o every student of Japanese literature who is at the same time a lover of purity of style . indeed , occasionally issue from the press . But they 143 INTRODUCTION .
... The names of Mabuchi , Motowori , and others of lesser note , will occur o every student of Japanese literature who is at the same time a lover of purity of style . indeed , occasionally issue from the press . But they 143 INTRODUCTION .
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... literature may show us , have a natural affinity for each other , though each one of them may , in the case before us , be easily traced back to its own proper actuating cause . The only English work on the subject is Mr. Dickins's ...
... literature may show us , have a natural affinity for each other , though each one of them may , in the case before us , be easily traced back to its own proper actuating cause . The only English work on the subject is Mr. Dickins's ...
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