17. yüzyıl şairleri
- Ihara Saikaku was born in 1642 into a well-off merchant family in Osaka. ... —Ihara Saikaku, Love Letter Sent in a Sea Bass (1687)[5].
- Ihara Saikaku (Japonca: 井原 西鶴; 1642-17 Ocak 1784), Edo döneminde yaşamış bir Japon şair. Japon nesirinin ukiyo-zōshi türünün yaratıcısıdır.
- ] In 1642, Ihara Saikaku was born into a well-off merchant family in Osaka. From the age of fifteen Saikaku had begun to compose haikai no renga (linked verse).
- Ihara Saikaku was one of several pen names he used later in life. He was a skilled poet and worked as an amateur instructor from his early twenties.
- Saikaku then decided that he had the talent and means to become a professional writer. ... Ihara Saikaku died on the 9th September 1693 at the age of 51.
- Topic: 1836089: Ihara Saikaku poet and novelist, one of the most brilliant figures of the 17th-century revival of Japanese literature.
- Recognized as a hakai master. Under the pen name Ihara Kakuei, he begins to establish himself as a popular haikai poet.
- 100 Heroes: Ihara Saikaku. Born in 1642, Ihara Saikaku was a Japanese poet and creator of the "floating world" genre of Japanese prose.
- @ihara_saikaku. Postmaster of Simple post office. The views I express on Twitter are personal and irrelevant to any company or organization.
- Ihara Saikaku was a poet and novelist, one of the most brilliant figures of the 17th-century revival of Japanese literature.
Ihara Saikaku
Genel bilgiler
Edo döneminde yaşamış bir Japon şair. Japon nesirinin ukiyo-zōshi türünün yaratıcısıdır. Ihara Saikaku, Hirayama Tōgo adıyla Osakalı zengin bir tüccarın oğlu olarak doğdu, önce Matsunaga Teitoku'nun yanında haikai şiirleri ile çalıştı ve daha sonra Danrin şiir okulundan Nishiyama Sōin ile renku çalıştı.
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Kısa bilgiler
- Doğum tarihi ve yeri:1642, Nakatsu
- Ölüm tarihi ve yeri:9 Eylül 1693 (51 yaşında), Settsu, Japonya