Zen and Japanese Culture
Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, Jaffe, Richard M.
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Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, Jaffe, Richard M.
Abstract
Preface IIGeneral Remarks on Japanese Art Culture IIIZen and the Study of Confucianism IVZen and the Samurai VZen and Swordsmanship I VIZen and Swordsmanship II VIIZen and Haiku VIIIZen and the Art of Tea I IXZen and the Art of Tea II XRikyu and Other Teamen XILove of Nature Appendices ITwo Mondo from the Hekigan-shu IIThe Vimalakirti Sutra IIIYama-uba, a No Play IVThe Swordsman and the Cat VChuang-tzu Bibliography Index
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Preface IIGeneral Remarks on Japanese Art Culture IIIZen and the Study of Confucianism IVZen and the Samurai VZen and Swordsmanship I VIZen and Swordsmanship II VIIZen and Haiku VIIIZen and the Art of Tea I IXZen and the Art of Tea II XRikyu and Other Teamen XILove of Nature Appendices ITwo Mondo from the Hekigan-shu IIThe Vimalakirti Sutra IIIYama-uba, a No Play IVThe Swordsman and the Cat VChuang-tzu Bibliography Index
Key concepts: Haiku, Index (typography), Art, Art history, Literature, Poetry, Computer science, World Wide Web