Haikai Poet Yosa Buson and the Basho Revival - Cheryl Crowley

TABLE OF CONTENTS

List of illustrations viii
Acknowledgements ix
Introduction 1

Chapter One
Buson, the Bunjin (Literati), and the Basho Revival 14

Chapter Two
Buson and His Audience: Anxiety And Transcendence 35

Chapter Three
Anxiety and the Formation of a Poet: Hokku 1740 - 1770 52

Chapter Four
An Unarmed Blossom Guard: Hokku 1771 - 1783 93

Chapter Five
Resisting Communality: Linked Verse Sequences 130

Chapter Six
Buson and Haiga 165

Epilogue 244
Appendix 249
Bibliography 292
Cited Buson Hokku 301
Index 304




					Cheryl A. Crowley, Ph.D. (2001) in Japanese Literature, Columbia University, is Assistant Professor of Japanese Literature at Emory University. She has published on Japanese literature in Monumenta Nipponica, Early Modern Japan Journal, US-Japan Women's Journal, and Japan Studies Review. More.

		TABLE OF CONTENTS List of illustrations viii Acknowledgements ix Introduction 1 Chapter One Buson, the Bunjin (Literati), and the Basho Revival 14 Chapter Two Buson and His Audience: Anxiety And Transcendence 35 Chapter Three Anxiety and the Formation of a Poet: Hokku 1740 - 1770 52 Chapter Four An Unarmed Blossom Guard: Hokku 1771 - 1783 93 Chapter Five Resisting Communality: Linked Verse Sequences 130 Chapter Six Buson and Haiga 165 Epilogue 244 Appendix 249 Bibliography 292 Cited Buson Hokku 301 Index 304

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