No-Gate Gateway The Original Wu-Men Kuan
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Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
27.02.2018
Verlag
Penguin PutnamSeitenzahl
168
Maße (L/B/H)
21,6/14,2/1,5 cm
Gewicht
203 g
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN
978-1-61180-437-9
“I love this book! The classic koans of the No-Gate Gateway are brilliantly and boldly translated by poet and scholar David Hinton. The introduction and notes are rich resources that open doors to the heart of Zen.”—Roshi Joan Halifax, author of Being with Dying and Standing at the Edge
“David Hinton is a fabulous translator. This book is luminous and transparent. You can see the light of the original Chinese masters shining through.”—Roshi John Tarrant, author of Bring Me the Rhinoceros
“David Hinton is the best English language translator of classic Chinese poetry we have, and have had for decades. A magician’s grace glows through all of the poems, a grace and ease uncommonly found, uncommonly masterful.”—from the citation for the Thornton Wilder Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Translation, American Academy of Arts and Letters
“Hinton’s translation comes without the additional commentary we see in contemporary Western editions of the work, and his reader’s guide can help practitioners deepen their study. The book also includes translator’s notes, though these aren’t placed in text. Thus, readers may linger on each case, allowing the reading experience to loosen their proclivity for binary thought.”— Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
“David Hinton is a fabulous translator. This book is luminous and transparent. You can see the light of the original Chinese masters shining through.”—Roshi John Tarrant, author of Bring Me the Rhinoceros
“David Hinton is the best English language translator of classic Chinese poetry we have, and have had for decades. A magician’s grace glows through all of the poems, a grace and ease uncommonly found, uncommonly masterful.”—from the citation for the Thornton Wilder Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Translation, American Academy of Arts and Letters
“Hinton’s translation comes without the additional commentary we see in contemporary Western editions of the work, and his reader’s guide can help practitioners deepen their study. The book also includes translator’s notes, though these aren’t placed in text. Thus, readers may linger on each case, allowing the reading experience to loosen their proclivity for binary thought.”— Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
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