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Hojoki: A Buddhist Reflection on Solitude

Imperfection and Transcendence - Bilingual English and Japanese Texts with Free Online Audio Recordi

Kamo No Chomei
4.6
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Pages
192
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Tuttle Publishing

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"Chomei's original text follows Stavros' translation to create a fully bilingual edition, and the book includes maps of the ancient capital so that the full scope of the tragedies Chomei records - pestilence, fire, earthquakes, raging winds - can be appreciated by readers, especially those who will draw parallels to their own experiences living amid a global pandemic." -The Japan Times, "Hojoki': The paradox of desire and detachment in recluse literature"

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