Tsurezuregusa — (Kanji:徒然草, Hiragana:つれづれぐさ), o Ensayos en ociosidad, es una colección de ensayos japoneses escritos por el monje Yoshida Kenkō entre 1330 y 1332. La obra es considerada una joya de la literatura japonesa, y uno de los tres libros representativos … Wikipedia Español
Tsurezuregusa — genre, along with Makura no Sōshi and the Hōjōki . Tsurezuregusa comprises a preface and 243 passages (段, dan ), varying in length from a single line to a few pages. Kenkō, being a Buddhist monk, the texts are concerned about Buddhist truths, and … Wikipedia
Yoshida Kenkō — (Idealporträt von Kikuchi Yōsai (1781–1878)) Yoshida Kenkō (jap. 吉田 兼好), wirklicher Name: Urabe no Kaneyoshi 卜部 兼好; * um 1283, wohl in Kyoto; † um 1350, wohl in der Provinz Iga, heute Präfektur Mie bei Kyot … Deutsch Wikipedia
Yoshida Kenkō — Yoshida Kenko. Yoshida Kenkō (吉田兼好, Yoshida Kenkō? … Wikipedia Español
Yoshida Kenkō — s. Life and workKenko was probably born in 1283, the son of an administration official. His original name was Urabe Kaneyoshi (卜部兼好). He became an officer of guards at the Imperial palace. Late in life he retired from public life, changed his… … Wikipedia
Yoshida Kenko — (Idealporträt von Kikuchi Yōsai (1781–1878)) Yoshida Kenkō (jap. 吉田 兼好; * um 1283; † 1350) war ein japanischer Autor und buddhistischer Mönch. Sein bekanntestes Werk Tsurezuregusa wurde von Oscar Benl unter dem Titel Betrachtungen aus der Stille… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Yoshida Kenko — Yoshida Kenkō Yoshida Kenkō Yoshida Kenkō (japonais: 吉田兼好; Yoshida Kenkō; 1283?–1350?) était un auteur japonais et un moine bouddhiste. Il est également connu sous le nom d Urabe Kenko. Son œuvre la plus connue est Tsurezuregusa ( … Wikipédia en Français
Yoshida Kenkō — (japonais: 吉田兼好; Yoshida Kenkō; 1283?–1350?) était un auteur japonais et un moine bouddhiste. Il est également connu sous le nom d Urabe Kenko. Son œuvre la plus connue est Tsurezuregusa (« Les Heures oisives » … Wikipédia en Français
Japanese literature — Introduction the body of written works produced by Japanese authors in Japanese or, in its earliest beginnings, at a time when Japan had no written language, in the Chinese classical language. Both in quantity and quality, Japanese… … Universalium
Yoshida Kenkō — ▪ Japanese poet original name Urabe Kaneyoshi born c. 1283, Kyōto? died c. 1350/52, near Kyōto? Japanese poet and essayist, the outstanding literary figure of his time. His collection of essays, Tsurezuregusa (c. 1330; Essays in Idleness … Universalium
