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Shima, Hiroki; Tsunetomo, Yamamoto
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- Titre
- Hagakure; The Book of Hidden Leaves
- Auteur
- Shima, Hiroki; Tsunetomo, Yamamoto
- Éditeur
- Mikazuki Publishing House
- Année de publication
- 2012
- État de l'article
- New
- Reliure
- PAP
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 10 chiffres
- 193798141X
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9781937981419
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Unlock the Way of the Samurai
Hagakure is a compelling modern exploration of the classic "Way of the Samurai." Based on the legendary teachings of Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Hagakure distills the complex spiritual and practical philosophy of the Edo-period warrior into an accessible guide for contemporary readers.
Overview of the Book
Often referred to as the "Book of the Samurai," this version focuses on the core tenets of Bushido, emphasizing the concepts of loyalty, honor, and readiness for death. Hagakure provides context and commentary that bridge the gap between 18th-century Japan and modern life, showing how the discipline of the samurai can be applied to personal growth and decision-making today.
Key Themes
The Concept of Bushido: An in-depth look at the code of conduct that governed the lives of Japan's elite warriors.
Living with Intent: Practical advice on how to live each day with the focus and presence of a samurai.
Discipline and Service: Exploring the relationship between a warrior’s self-mastery and their duty to their lord or society.
Why This Version?
Hagakure is designed for those who want a direct, impactful introduction to samurai wisdom without the dense academic barriers. It serves as both a historical window and a philosophical manual for self-improvement.
Hagakure is a compelling modern exploration of the classic "Way of the Samurai." Based on the legendary teachings of Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Hagakure distills the complex spiritual and practical philosophy of the Edo-period warrior into an accessible guide for contemporary readers.
Overview of the Book
Often referred to as the "Book of the Samurai," this version focuses on the core tenets of Bushido, emphasizing the concepts of loyalty, honor, and readiness for death. Hagakure provides context and commentary that bridge the gap between 18th-century Japan and modern life, showing how the discipline of the samurai can be applied to personal growth and decision-making today.
Key Themes
The Concept of Bushido: An in-depth look at the code of conduct that governed the lives of Japan's elite warriors.
Living with Intent: Practical advice on how to live each day with the focus and presence of a samurai.
Discipline and Service: Exploring the relationship between a warrior’s self-mastery and their duty to their lord or society.
Why This Version?
Hagakure is designed for those who want a direct, impactful introduction to samurai wisdom without the dense academic barriers. It serves as both a historical window and a philosophical manual for self-improvement.
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À propos de l’auteur
Author Hiroki Shima is a native Japanese speaker being born in Fukuoka and raised in Japan. Hiroki is a fan of meditation, classical and historical texts, martial arts, educational anthropology, and historical movies. Hiroki graduated from Ritsumeikan University in Japan with a Bachelors Degree in Educational Anthropology. He is a translation specialist with emphasis on Japanese to English translation.
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