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T’ang Approaches to the Stars by Edward H. Schafer Attempts to recreate for the 20th-century reader the sky and the apparitions that ornament it as they were conceived, imagined, and reacted to by the men of T’ang-dynasty China. |
Hainan Island in Early Times by Edward H. Schafer Monograph by the eminent Sinologist on the history and culture of China’s southern largest island, a source of pearls for the Han dynasty as early as the first century BCE, later a place of banishment, and today a thriving resort. |
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The Taoist Poetry of Ts’ao T’ang by Edward H. Schafer All the surviving verse of the ninth-century poet, with introductory remarks on the source of his imagery and short essays on his treatment of figures of the Taoist pantheon. |
Flowers and Poetry from an Imperial Convent Institute for Medieval Japanese Studies Presents 18 beautiful calligraphic renderings of classical poems from well-known anthologies, with delicate floral illustrations, preserved since the 17th century at Daishoji Imperial Convent in Kyoto, one of the main Rinzai Zen convents in Japan. |
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Memories of H.I.H. Prince Takamado by Stephen Comee; foreword by H.I.H. Princess Takamado Readers of this intimate portrait of the first cousin to the current emperor will understand more about Japan and its people through learning about one of that nation’s greatest modern advocates of international cultural exchange, environmental protection, and world peace. |
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