Renga

Renga (連歌, poesia colaborativa^?) refere-se a um género^[1] de poesia colaborativa japonesa. Renga consiste em pelo menos dois ku (句, ku^?) ou estâncias. A estrofe primeira do renga, designada hokku (発句, hokku^?) tornou-se a base para a moderna forma de poesia haiku.^[2]^[3] Dois dos famosos mestres de renga foram o sacerdote budista Sōgi (1421-1502)^[4] e Matsuo Bashō (1644-1694).^[5]

Referências

↑ Carter, Steven D. Three Poets at Yuyama, University of California, 1983, ISBN 0-912966-61-0 p.3
↑ Keene, Donald, Japanese Literature: an Introduction for Western Readers, (New York: Grove Press, 1955) p. 33-34.
↑ Sato, Hiroaki. One Hundred Frogs, from renga to haiku to English, Weatherhill 1983, ISBN 0-8348-0176-0 p.11
↑ Carter, Steven D. The Road to Komatsubara, Harvard University Press, 1987, ISBN 0-674-77385-3, p.109
↑ Drake, Chris. 'Bashō’s “Cricket Sequence” as English Literature', in Journal of Renga & Renku, Issue 2, 2012. p7

[1] Carter, Steven D. Three Poets at Yuyama, University of California, 1983, ISBN 0-912966-61-0 p.3

[2] Keene, Donald, Japanese Literature: an Introduction for Western Readers, (New York: Grove Press, 1955) p. 33-34.

[3] Sato, Hiroaki. One Hundred Frogs, from renga to haiku to English, Weatherhill 1983, ISBN 0-8348-0176-0 p.11

[4] Carter, Steven D. The Road to Komatsubara, Harvard University Press, 1987, ISBN 0-674-77385-3, p.109

[5] Drake, Chris. 'Bashō’s “Cricket Sequence” as English Literature', in Journal of Renga & Renku, Issue 2, 2012. p7

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