A challenging study offering a new perspective on classical
Japanese poems and how they interact with and are part of material
culture This generously illustrated volume offers a fresh
perspective on classical Japanese poetry (waka), including many
poems treated here for the first time in a Western-language
publication. Edward Kamens examines these poems both as they relate
to material things and as things in and of themselves, exploring
their intimate connections to artifacts and works of visual art,
sacred and secular alike, and investigating the unique rhetorical
messages and powers accessed and activated through these multimedia
productions. This book makes a major contribution to Japanese
literary and cultural studies.
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