Hagakure i Mišima

Hagakure i Mišima

Hagakure is, in fact, a collection of thoughts of the samurai priest-hermit Jocho Yamamoto. These thoughts of the samurai were transferred to paper by the young samurai Tsuramoto Tashiro (1710).

No one cultivated friendship with a single book as loyally and passionately as Mishima did with the book Hagakure by Joko Yamamoto (1659-1719). That strange book is Mishima's "spiritual leader", the basis of every moral quality. From an early age, she teaches him freedom and passion, reveals to him that the way of the samurai is death.

Hagakure? In the beginning, the name of the book was The Collection of Thoughts of Teacher Hagakure, in seven volumes, and we present it here under today's abbreviated name Hagakure (hidden in the leaves).

Original title
Hagakure
Translation
Srbislava Elezović Lazić
Editor
Vito Marković
Graphics design
Voja Milić
Dimensions
19 x 11.5 cm
Pages
5000
Publisher
Grafos, Beograd, 1986.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Serbian.

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