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Matsuo Basho

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Matsuo Basho [ˈmætzuːəʊ bɑːˈʃɔː]
n
(Biographies) See Basho
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Among the figures included are Aeschylus, Isabel Allende, Hans Christian Andersen, Aristotle, Margaret Atwood, Matsuo Basho, the Bronte sisters, Robert Burns, Karel Capek, J.
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His research on frog texts saw him delve deep back to the 17th century Japanese haiku poet Matsuo Basho.
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It was not until the 17th century, however, that the works of Matsuo Basho, a Samurai monk and the first haiku master, became widely recognized (Gabauer, 1985; The Japan Project, 1995).
Haiku: teaching the art of brevity in writing by Whittingham, Jeff L. / Childhood Education
 
 
 
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