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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.
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…
From R. H. Blyth to Richard Gilbert:
The Postmodern Turn from Essence
In this essay, William Ramsey contrasts two powerful critical approaches to haiku, those of Robert Blyth and Richard Gilbert, relating each to its time and place.
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.
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…
Typology and Poetry: Richard Gilbert Experiments
In this article, Jack Galmitz offers a discerning appreciation of the haiku of Richard Gilbert.
Ways In: Thoughts on Richard Gilbert's "Poems of Consciousness"
A collection of short responses by well known haiku poets to Richard Gilbert's ground breaking book, Poems of Consciousness
Selected Haiku with Notes and Commentary Part 2: 1961-2012
Volume 2 of a Selected Haiku of Japanese poet Tohta Kaneko in English translation by the Kon Nichi Translation Group. (250 pages, perfect softbound)
Selected Haiku With Essays and Commentary Part 1: 1937-1960
Volume 1 of a Selected Haiku of Japanese poet Tohta Kaneko in English translation by the Kon Nichi Translation Group. (256 pages, perfect softbound)
Ikimonofuei: Poetic Composition on Living Things
Essay on poetic composition, seeking the wild in language, by Japanese poet Tohta Kaneko in English translation by the Kon Nichi Translation Group. 92 pages, perfect softbound.