Kyoto University Library, Selections from the Ebarahara Bunko, Volume 6 Edited by the Department of Japanese Language and Literature, Faculty of Letters, Kyoto University List Price: ¥15,000 Book Overview This volume features meticulously selected and transcribed works from the vast collection of materials that Dr. Taizo Ebarahara, who established the study of early modern literature as a "science of language," gathered and studied throughout his life. Includes explanatory notes. The Ebarahara Bunko at Kyoto University is a monumental collection of materials that Dr. Taizo Ebarahara, who dedicated his life to the study of early modern Japanese and established the study of early modern literature as a "science of language," gathered and studied for his own research. It houses a wide range of printed and handwritten materials from the Edo period, including haiku collections, which were Dr. Ebarahara's specialty, as well as various other genres. This selection series meticulously chooses and transcribes rare books from the Ebarahara Bunko that have significant academic value and have not been previously transcribed. Each volume is published with detailed explanatory notes at the end. In addition to literary works, practical guides and excerpts are actively included. For some works, facsimiles and indexes are provided to facilitate research. This is an excellent resource for the study of early modern literature and linguistics. Immediate purchase OK No discounts