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Through the Poet’s Glasses: Thought, Language, Perception by Miryam Sas and Maiko Morimoto
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Sagawa Chika
Zadankai:
Transcript of audio-recorded conversation featuring poets and scholars
Translation:
Poem
Translation:
Return from the Sleeper
Translation:
Widow’s Jazz
Translation:
Bloomed
Translation:
A group of verse
Translation:
A Haunted House
Translation:
Golden Spoon, It Is Snowing, Embrace Me, You Said, Animal Magnetism
Prose:
Prelude
Prose:
Had They Been the Eyes of Fish
Prose:
Walking Between Trees
Poem:
Insects
Poem:
Gate of Snow
Poem:
Green Flames
Poem:
Spring
Poem:
Departure
Poem:
Blue Horse
Poem:
Backside
Poem:
Visibility Through Green
Poem:
Blemish on the Grape
Poem:
Beard of Death
Poem:
Snow Line
Poem:
Illusory Home
Poem:
Ocean Angel
Poem:
Fragment
Poem:
The Street Fair
Poem:
Circuit
Poem:
In White
Poem:
Dream
Poem:
Ancient Flowers
Poem:
The City Possessed
Poem:
Finale
Poem:
Like a Cloud
Poem:
Green
Poem:
To the Vast Blooming Sky
Poem:
Rusty Knife
Poem:
Seasonal Monocle
Poem:
Shapes of Clouds
Poem:
Constellation
Poem:
Falling Ocean
Essay:
A Community of Poets in Avant-Garde Tokyo
Essay:
Beyond “Women’s Poetry”
Essay:
The Glitch Poetics of Chika Sagawa
Essay:
Thought, Language, Perception
Artistic Response:
Four Songs
Artistic Response:
Keyboard Performances
Gallery:
Glitch, Blur
Gallery:
Translation, Then and Now
Gallery:
In Proximity of Sagawa Chika
Page:
Terms and Conditions
Page:
Acknowledgements
Page:
About the Project
Gallery:
The Topos of Sagawa Chika
Gallery:
One Other Thing
Poem:
One Other Thing
Prose:
Ema Shoko and My Radiant Dreams
Translation:
Chamber Music
Zadankai:
Video-recorded conversation between poets and scholars
Essay:
On Translation, Little Magazines, and the Eccentricity of World Literature
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