Yanagi Muneyoshi: The Dharma of Beauty

The Yanagi, who was fascinated by the arts and crafts of the landscape and led a civilized path, is the master of the civilistic theory called Japanese discoverer and founder of the folk movement in Japan. He opened dozens of books in his life and opened an exhibition, discovering, evaluating and spreading civil art. The city of Yanagi, in order to establish his civilism theoretically, is opening up a new field called Buddhism aesthetics in the end. He then interprets the world of beauty in a Buddhist sense, and opens up the so-called four-part version of Buddhist aesthetics: the Law of Semi, the Pro-Mouhochus, the Sun-Top of Shang, the Ming of Schome, and the Mi-Hong-Song of Suk-Hung. These four booklets are mostly about his leading a sick body and his trying to get mixed up on the bed, but he is no doubt very much impressed by the art of the walkway as the best form of civil justice, the unspoken fire. This is the first domestic translation of his four-part version of Buddhist aesthetics, in one volume.

Korean title: 미의 법문

Korean author: 야나기 무네요시

Korean publisher: 이학사

ISBN-13: 9788987350806