This essay cites criticism of its subject from people like Henry Saville and Jonas Hanway.
This essay cites criticism of its subject from people like Henry Saville and Jonas Hanway. It discusses a room whose name may mean "Abode of Fancy," "Abode of Vacancy," or "Abode of the Unsymmetrical." This essay illustrates the idea of "art appreciation" by recounting the tale of the Taming of the Harp. This essay ends by describing a man dying with a smile on his face after reciting a poem beginning "Welcome to thee, O sword of eternity!" Tomonobu Imamichi alleged that (*) Heidegger stole the concept of Dasein from this essay's concept of "being in the world." This essay's sixth section compares flower arrangement to its central subject, and its seventh and last section describes the last ceremony conducted by Rikyu. For 10 points, name this long essay by Okakura Kakuzo on the art of preparing a certain beverage.
This essay cites criticism of its subject from people like Henry Saville and Jonas Hanway.
The Book of Tea [or Cha no Hon]