A History of Haiku: From the beginnings up to IssaHokuseido Press, 1963 |
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... renga became popular . Renga is important because it is the origin of haiku , and because it continued to be composed for the next eight hundred years , side by side with the later haiku . Bashō , Buson , and Issa were teachers of renga ...
... renga became popular . Renga is important because it is the origin of haiku , and because it continued to be composed for the next eight hundred years , side by side with the later haiku . Bashō , Buson , and Issa were teachers of renga ...
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... renga itself is said to be the composition of a single tanka by two persons a nun , and Yakamochi . The verse is given in the Man- yōshū :さほ川の水せき入てうゑし田をかる早飯はひとりなむべし The rice ... renga ; and their school was Renga 41.
... renga itself is said to be the composition of a single tanka by two persons a nun , and Yakamochi . The verse is given in the Man- yōshū :さほ川の水せき入てうゑし田をかる早飯はひとりなむべし The rice ... renga ; and their school was Renga 41.
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... renga , we now come to the change from renga to haikai ( -renga ) , or playful linked verses . The reasons for the change were as usual various and blended , social , cultural , and personal . By the end of the 16th century a middle ...
... renga , we now come to the change from renga to haikai ( -renga ) , or playful linked verses . The reasons for the change were as usual various and blended , social , cultural , and personal . By the end of the 16th century a middle ...
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