Bulletin"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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Page 103
As a spring poem it marks the beginning of the year and of a new cycle of the
seasons . The Kokinshû is indeed the first anthology that uses seasonal time as
its overarching principle of arrangement . Although some books of the Man'yôshủ
...
As a spring poem it marks the beginning of the year and of a new cycle of the
seasons . The Kokinshû is indeed the first anthology that uses seasonal time as
its overarching principle of arrangement . Although some books of the Man'yôshủ
...
Page 104
spective of the Kokinshû Age we have to ask why the compilers singled out the
four seasons as the major structure of the anthology . Why were the seasons not
just one among many other topic headings , but made up more than a third of the
...
spective of the Kokinshû Age we have to ask why the compilers singled out the
four seasons as the major structure of the anthology . Why were the seasons not
just one among many other topic headings , but made up more than a third of the
...
Page 170
The context which this sentence appears in is naturalistic or astronomical rather
than cosmological , and it illustrates allegorically constant change through the
four seasons , the length of the day and the moon.67 At the same time , the
author ...
The context which this sentence appears in is naturalistic or astronomical rather
than cosmological , and it illustrates allegorically constant change through the
four seasons , the length of the day and the moon.67 At the same time , the
author ...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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