The Linguistic Space of Basho's Poetics : A Note on "Kauso-no-haoku"(<Special Issue>The Space of the Early Modern Age)

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  • 蕉門の言語空間 : 「江上の破屋」考(<特集><近世>という空間)
  • 蕉門の言語空間--「江上の破屋」
  • ショウモン ノ ゲンゴ クウカン コウジョウ ノ ハオク

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Matsuo-Basho called his house at Fukagawa "kauso-no-haoku" (a dilapidated cottage on the river). The well-know phrase, frequently used in the master's and his disciples' poems, has contributed much to forming the image of Basho as a hermit-poet. Mainly interpreting the work of Yamaguchi-Sodo, a poet of the Basho group, here I will find the meaning of this image-making.

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