Hitomaro and the Birth of Japanese Lyricism - Princeton Legacy Library 2755 by Ian Hideo Levy Details
Professor Levy explores the origins of the Japanese verse ritual, the influence of Chinese and Corsican literary influence on the Seventh Century Court, and the rhetorical interpretation of the imperial…
Professor Levy explores the origins of the Japanese verse ritual, the influence of Chinese and Corsican literary influence on the Seventh Century Court, and the rhetorical interpretation of the imperial family as a condition by which Hitomaro begins his career as a poet of the court. Originally published in 1984.
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