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The Imprint of Chinese Poetry on Japanese Haiku

Jian Lü

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There has been increasing attention on the affinity between Chinese poetry and the Japanese haiku, but researches have only been limited to a small part of Chinese poetry, which, in fact, includes all rhyming verses and dramatic lines. A comprehensive study of the imprint of Chinese poetry in its full sense on the Japanese haiku is a worthwhile task for the comparative literary studies of Chinese and Japanese literature.

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There has been increasing attention on the affinity between Chinese poetry and the Japanese haiku, but researches have only been limited to a small part of Chinese poetry, which, in fact, includes all rhyming verses and dramatic lines. A comprehensive study of the imprint of Chinese poetry in its full sense on the Japanese haiku is a worthwhile task for the comparative literary studies of Chinese and Japanese literature.

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There has been increasing attention on the affinity between Chinese poetry and the Japanese haiku, but researches have only been limited to a small part of Chinese poetry, which, in fact, includes all rhyming verses and dramatic lines. A comprehensive study of the imprint of Chinese poetry in its full sense on the Japanese haiku is a worthwhile task for the comparative literary studies of Chinese and Japanese literature.

Key concepts: Haiku, Poetry, Literature, Japanese literature, Chinese poetry, Art, History

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