A Study of "Ichiya" －from the Viewpoint of Painting
Resource
臺大日本語文研究, 4, 017-034
Journal
臺大日本語文研究
Journal Issue
4
Pages
017-034
Date Issued
2003-06
Date
2003-06
Author(s)
Abstract
Using Zen language and the mysterious atmosphere of Zen Buddhism, Jun Ito, Meijun Chin and Jiro Kato solve the riddle of Soseki’s short story “ Ichiya”(One Night). And we are going to discuss this question from the viewpoint of painting.
We find out that Soseki shows his philosophy and his inner world through the framing skill of “leaving a blank”- the characteristic of “ Bunjinga ” (the painting of literati) or “Nanga” (Southern Sung Painting).
As a matter of fact, Soseki demonstrates a condensed universe and suggests the law of nature in this short story by the skills of “Nanga”- emphasizing a few, rapid, rhythmic strokes rather than careful delineation.
Subjects
南畫
留白
寫意
小宇宙
觀照
Nanga(Southern Sung Painting)
leaving a blank
strokes condensed universe
Type
journal article
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