Choi Jae-cheol: The Four Seasons in Japanese Literature

The story of the Japanese literature began with the question of why seasonal expressions are so obsessed with Japanese literature. Yosa Bushon. The moon, at sunrise, describes the spring flower of the sun as a great landscape with its setting on the spring, and the haiku's 'dryness and massy beauty' of matsuo' [.] comes to the rocks on summer, and sounds in the rocks, and is reflected in the flow of time of loneliness and silence of the wanderings. This book discusses various literary works such as these, from South Korea to Japan. Chapter 1.2 compares the history of Japanese classical and modern literature, the history in Korean literature in three, and the character of Korean writing in four.

Korean title: 일본문학 속의 사계

Korean author: 최재철

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791159050596