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"Noh", or, Accomplishment :

a study of the classical stage of Japan

Fenollosa Pound, Ernest Francisco Ezra (1853-1908 1885-1972)

'NOH' OR ACCOMPLISHMENT

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TECHNICAL TERMS IN NOH

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"Kuden" (Tradition)

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II.

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FOREWORD TO TSUNEMASA

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FENOLLOSA ON THE NOH

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I.

Shunkwan, by Motokiyo (b. 1374, d. 1455).

Koi no Omoni ("The Burden of Love"), said to be by the Emperor Gohanazono (1429-65).

Kanawa, The Iron Ring, by Motokiyo.

Matsukaze, by Kiyotsugu.

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Some of the plays and part of the notes
in this book have previously appeared in
"Poetry," "Drama," "The Quarterly
Review," "The Quarterly Note-Book,"
and "Certain Noble Plays of Japan."