Japanese literature

Haiku : antologija japanske poezije od XIV-XIX veka

Haiku na engleskom

This book was published in 1965 in New York with the goal of "bringing the people of the USA and Japan closer together so that they appreciate and understand each other and the ways of life of both nations."

Hiljadu ždralova

The tea ceremony, arranging flowers, arranging gardens and the art of creating beautiful porcelain stand in the background of this novel as symbols of the eternal and timeless in human creativity.

Japanska poezija

Japanese poetry brings a selection of haiku and classical lyric poems that, through brevity, silence, nature, and transience, capture the essence of Japanese aesthetic and spiritual experience.

Japanski humor

Blyth, known for his works on Japanese literature and haiku poetry, in this book analyzes how humor permeates Japanese everyday life, art and literature

Kukavica

The Coward (1898/1899) is a Japanese melodrama about the unhappy love of the young Nami-ko and her husband Takeo. One of the most famous works of Japanese literature of the Meiji period, it was a huge international hit at one time.

Policija sjećanja

Na otoku gdje stvari i sjećanja postupno nestaju, spisateljica skriva čovjeka koji još pamti, boreći se protiv sustava koji briše prošlost i identitet.

Povijest svjetske književnosti 1

Prvi svezak obuhvaća klasične književnosti Bliskog istoka te indijsku, kinesku, japansku i perzijsku književnost, zajedno s arapskim i drugim azijskim tradicijama. Sustavno prikazuje njihove početke, razvoj i ključne tekstove.

Ubojstvo komendatora 2: Preobrazbe metafore

Završni dio dvodijelnog romana Harukija Murakamija koji prati tokijskog slikara u potrazi za nestalom djevojčicom Marijom. Slikar prolazi kroz metaforičku i stvarnu transformaciju kako bi zatvorio krug misterioznih događaja.

Zen priče

Eine Sammlung von 125 klassischen Zen-Geschichten und Koans, die das Wesen des Zen-Buddhismus – Präsenz, Gedankenstille und Erleuchtung – auf einfache und zugleich paradoxe Weise vermitteln. Mit einem Vorwort von Vladimir Devidé.