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							新古今和歌集  Shin-Kokin Waka Shuu | 
							古今和歌集  Kokin Waka Shuu | 
							万葉集  Man'you Shuu | 
							Anthology Title | 
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								mysterious, sublime beauty (幽玄、ゆうげん, yuugen) thoughtful | 
							sentiment with artistic sensibility (情趣、じょうしゅ, joushu) | 
								emotionally moving (感動、かんどう, kandou) | 
							Dominant aesthetic principles | 
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								opulent, gorgeous, sensual beauty (艶麗、 えんれい, enrei) | 
							courtly elegance of classical, proper, disciplined beauty (優雅典麗、 ゆうがてんれい, yuuga tenrei) | 
								unaffected, vigorous, virilebeauty (素朴勇健、 そぼくゆうけん, soboku yuuken) | 
							Style | 
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							short poem or Japanese poem (短歌、たんか,tanka; 和歌、わか,waka) 7-5 rhythm often ends with | 
							short poem or Japanese poem (短歌、たんか, tanka; 和歌、わか, waka) 7-5 rhythm often ends with | 
							long poem (長歌、ちょうか, chouka) short poem or 5-7rhythm often ends in | 
							Form | 
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							"taking up an older poem"; allusive variation (本歌取、ほんかどり, honkadori) | 
							pivoting words word junctions (掛詞・懸詞、 かけことば, kakekotoba) relatedword | 
							pillowing words (枕詞、 まくらことば, makurakotoba) preface | 
							Prominent poetic technique | 
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								1205 | 
								905? | 
							after 759 | 
							Date | 
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							1978 poems in 20 scrolls | 
								1100 poems in 20 scrolls | 
							4536 poems in 20 scrolls | 
							Anthology structure | 
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							seasons  felicitous poems laments travel poems love poems misc. poems sacred poems Buddhist poems | 
							seasons  felicitous poems parting poems travel poems poems about objects love poems laments misc. poems | 
								laments (挽歌、ばんか, banka) exchanged misc.poems | 
							Typesof poems broadly defined | 
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							Fujiwara no Teika and others | 
							Ki no Tsurayuki and others | 
							Otomo no Yakamochi | 
							Compiler | 
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							Priest Saigyou
							 Fujiwara no Princess Shikishi Fujiwara no | 
							Ariwara no Narihira Ono no Ki no Ise | 
								Nukata
							 Kakinomoto no Yamabe no Yamanoue no Otomo no Otomo no | 
							Poets noted in class |