Imagining harmony : poetry, empathy, and community in mid-Tokugawa Confucianism and nativism /
Imagining Harmony explores the diverse roles that poetry played for eighteenth-century Japanese intellectuals as an embodiment of human emotion, a form of linguistic and philological training, and a means for accessing the ancient cultures that they turned to as the source of their political ideals
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