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"Shunzei warned that it was shocking for anyone to compose poetry without having read Genji, and one scholar has counted no fewer than thirty-three poems in the Shinkokinshu that allude to the work (including "From fields and meadows" )."
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greg lee
Apr 14, 2013, 6:46:37 AM4/14/13
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- Shunzei warned that it was shocking for anyone to compose poetry
without having read Genji, and one scholar has counted no fewer than
thirty-three poems in the Shinkokinshu that allude to the work
(including "From fields and meadows" ).
http://www.japanjournal.jp/internal/tjj/?mode=CS&konoid=400
without having read Genji, and one scholar has counted no fewer than
thirty-three poems in the Shinkokinshu that allude to the work
(including "From fields and meadows" ).
http://www.japanjournal.jp/internal/tjj/?mode=CS&konoid=400
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