Humanities 1B Lindahl Japanese Literature and Poetry of the Heian period Sei Shōnagon - Makura no sōshi and Murasaki Shikibu - Genji Monogatari (from last time) Japanese forms of Buddhim, Zen Bushido – “the way of the warrior” The Martial Arts: Budo – the way of war (Kendo, Kyodo, Judo, Aikido) Beyond combat – Buddhism and Art (mono no aware and the sakura) Miyamoto Musashi (1584-1645) Woodblock print of Miyomoto Musashi by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Self-Portrait, Miyomoto Musashi, 1640, Miyomoto Musashi – Shrike on a Withered Branch (1640ish) The Golden Pavilion of Rokuon-ji (Kinkaku), Kyoto, 1390 CE Tsukiyama – landscape garden Kare-sansui - dry garden (sometimes “zen garden”) Zen Garden, Ryoanji Temple, Kyoto, 15th c., Garden, Daisen-in Temple, Kyoto, 1513 Chaniwa – tea garden, Chado – the way of tea Wa = harmony, Kei – respect, Sei – purity, jaku – tranquility Tea Bowl (called "U-no-hana-gaki"), Shinoware, 3 2/3" 16th c., Tea bowl "mine-no-momiji" Kado – the way of flower arranging (Ikebana) Heian Period and/or Fujiwara Period (794-1158 CE), Heian-Kyo / Kyoto Literature and Poetry in 11th c. Kyoto Writing – Kana/Hiragana, The "Heian aesthetic" – “mujokan” and “mono no aware” Sei Shōnagon (966- sometime after 1017) Makura no sōshi – The Pillow Book Empress Teishi (977-1000) Kokinshū and the form of the Waka (57577) and Haiku (575) Shodo – the way of brush writing (Calligraphy) The Thirty-six Immortal Poets Scroll - Lady Kodai no kimi, color on paper, 13th c. Fujiwara Nobuzane Page from the Anthology of the Thirty-Six Poets, Nishi Honangan-ji, 12th c. Page from the Anthology of the Thirty-Six Poets, Sanjuroku-nin Kashu, fragment from the Ise-shu, ink on colored paper, 12th c. Decorative Fan, color on paper, 12th c. Ono no Komachi, Katushika Hokuichi, scroll painting on silk, 19th c. Okashi Murasaki Shikibu (973-1016) - Tale of Genji (Genji Monogatari) Fujiwara no Michinaga (995-1027 CE) - The World of Genji Michinaga’s daughter – Shōshi Court life and the role of women in 11th c. Kyoto The book - Genji Monogatari Tale of Genji scroll (detail), color on paper, 12th c. Yamato-e, Genji Scrolls, Takayoshi, 12th c. Tale of Genji Illustrations, Tosa Mitsuoki (1617-1691), 17th c. Evening Faces, Lavender, Heartvine, Suma, Fireflies The Waka in the Tale of Genji Genji as a heroic character