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梧窻漫筆 [前編]2巻後編2巻三編2巻 太田元貞[大田錦城]著 ; 荒井繇行校 ; 唐公愷[堤它山]編録(三編) Volume 143@71@1 1839 [Leather Bound]
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梧窻漫筆 gathers the thoughtful essays of Ota Kincho across six volumes in a durable leather-bound edition from 1839. With schooling by Ara I Yogyo and editing by Tang Gong Kai for the third volume, it captures the essence of Edo-era Japanese prose and cultural insights in the zuihitsu style.
About This Book
梧窻漫筆 is a collection of essays authored by Ota Gen Sad (Ota Kincho), a noted scholar and writer from the late Edo period. The work is divided into multiple volumes, including front, middle, and back editions, each comprising two parts.
Published in 1839, this edition features editorial contributions from Ara I Yogyo for schooling and Tang Gong Kai (Tsutsumi Itayama) for compilation in the third volume. It represents traditional Japanese literary form known as zuihitsu, or random brush notes.
The leather-bound format preserves this historical text, making it accessible for scholars and enthusiasts of classical Japanese literature. Volume 143@71@1 indicates its place in a broader series of reprinted works.
Anonymous attribution in some records highlights the collaborative nature of its editing and presentation in modern bindings.
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