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The Heart in Season: Sampling the Gendai Haiku Non-season Muki Saijiki
Sampled from the original - 現代俳句歳時記 無季 [Modern Haiku Saijiki: Muki] published by 学習研究社
(Gakushūkenkyūsha) 2004/05
ISBN-10: 4054023355
ISBN-13: 978-4054023352
The "muki" volume or "no-season kigo" volume from which this selection was made is one…
(Gakushūkenkyūsha) 2004/05
ISBN-10: 4054023355
ISBN-13: 978-4054023352
The "muki" volume or "no-season kigo" volume from which this selection was made is one…
Kigo and Seasonal Reference: Cross-cultural Issues in Anglo-American Haiku
A discussion of differences between season words as used in English-language haiku, and kigo within the Japanese literary context.
Poems of Consciousness: Contemporary Japanese & English-language Haiku in Cross-cultural Perspective
Hoshinaga Fumio: Selected Haiku from Kumaso-Ha
Richard Gilbert offers translations and commentaries on selected haiku by Hoshinaga Fumio.
From 5-7-5 to 8-8-8: An Investigation of Japanese Haiku
Metrics and Implications for English Haiku
ABSTRACT: The question of how English-language haiku form may best emulate Japanese 5-7-5 haiku (or whether it even should at all) has been hotly debated for decades. A recent trend in Japanese poetic analysis, however, Interprets haiku in terms of 3…
The Distinct Brilliance of Zappai: Misrepresentations of Zappai in the New HSA Definitions
In this essay, Richard Gilbert and Shinjuku Rollingstone argue on behalf of the usually denigrated poetic form, zappai.
A Critical Introduction to Long After, haiku by Jim Kacian
Richard Gilbert's critical introduction to Jim Kacian's prize-winning collection of haiku, 'long after', published in a tri-lingual edition.
A New Haiku Era: Non-season kigo in the Gendai Haiku saijiki
The essay contains Richard Gilbert's introduction to muki kigo, non-season kigo, and a translation of the Preface to the Gendai Haiku Saijiki, 5 vols., 2004, by Kaneko Tohta, published by the Modern Haiku Association of Japan.
Universalism vs. Particularism in International Haiku
An essay by Richard Gilbert, originally a review of 'Knots: The Anthology of Southeastern European Haiku Poetry', in which he discusses the challenges, accomplishments and tensions inherent in the development of an international haiku movement.