Kare-sansui and Chushingura : Mizoguchi and the aesthetics of the Japanese rock garden / Timothy R. White



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

1995

Kare-sansui and Chushingura : Mizoguchi and the aesthetics of the Japanese rock garden / Timothy R. White

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This research paper is a study of a kare-sansui, a Japanese garden symbolizing purity and the Japanese play about Chushingura, a group of 47Japanese samurai who were forced to commit seppuku (ritual suicide) for avenging their leader. They have been regarded as cultural heroes who embody the virtue of loyalty and are celebrated in traditional tales and a number of works of art.

Subjects

Japanese drama--History and criticism Forty-seven Rōnin in literature

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Literature Drama (writings)

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Title
Kare-sansui and Chushingura : Mizoguchi and the aesthetics of the Japanese rock garden / Timothy R. White
Creators
  • White, Timothy R.
Subject
  • Japanese drama--History and criticism
  • Forty-seven Rōnin in literature
Publisher
  • Dept. of English Language and Literature, National University of Singapore, 1995
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1995
Contributors
  • National University of Singapore. Dept. of English Language and Literature
  • Seet, K. K.
  • Tan, Peter K. W.
  • White, Timothy R.
  • Mizoguchi, Kenji, 1898-1956. Genroku chūshingura
Digital Description
application/pdf, iii, 27 leaves.
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.