淡江評論, 第 24 卷Graduate School of Western Languages and Literature, Tamkang University, 1993 A quarterly of comparative studies of Chinese and foreign literatures. |
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Wai - lim Yip once cited both Wang Wei's and Basho's poems as examples of " an art of pure landscape poetry . " 1 Wang Wei ( 699-759 ) and Matsuo Basho ( 1644-1694 ) are respectively the greatest poets influenced by Zen Buddhism in ...
Wai - lim Yip once cited both Wang Wei's and Basho's poems as examples of " an art of pure landscape poetry . " 1 Wang Wei ( 699-759 ) and Matsuo Basho ( 1644-1694 ) are respectively the greatest poets influenced by Zen Buddhism in ...
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... Basho is almost like the combination of the third and fourth lines . When Wang Wei's lines and Basho's haiku are put together , it seems as if Basho is describing how the needles of the pine in Wang's poem fall into water . As Basho's ...
... Basho is almost like the combination of the third and fourth lines . When Wang Wei's lines and Basho's haiku are put together , it seems as if Basho is describing how the needles of the pine in Wang's poem fall into water . As Basho's ...
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... Basho , shows the intimate relationship the poet has with nature objects . The poet wants to go deeply enough into the object to see the hidden interrelations . Basho presents natural things on microcosmic scale , opening to deeper ...
... Basho , shows the intimate relationship the poet has with nature objects . The poet wants to go deeply enough into the object to see the hidden interrelations . Basho presents natural things on microcosmic scale , opening to deeper ...
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