The Imprint of Chinese Poetry on Japanese Haiku
Jian Lü
Abstract
Jian Lü
Abstract
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