Jahr
1955
Text
Snyder, Gary. Endless streams and moutains. In : Orion ; vol. 14, no 3 (1955).
Commenting on a line from Kanglikui's colophon to the scroll, Snyder observes :
"The remark leads a viewer to turn the handscroll slowly and to journey through the streams and mountains and into the mists and clouds. The scroll is read from right to left and one is affected by the nature as if actually there. The journey a viewer makes through the canvas is marked clearly : There is a path that can followed even if, at times, there are alternate paths to create variety, and always along a passage, a reader experiences a harmony with nature."
Commenting on a line from Kanglikui's colophon to the scroll, Snyder observes :
"The remark leads a viewer to turn the handscroll slowly and to journey through the streams and mountains and into the mists and clouds. The scroll is read from right to left and one is affected by the nature as if actually there. The journey a viewer makes through the canvas is marked clearly : There is a path that can followed even if, at times, there are alternate paths to create variety, and always along a passage, a reader experiences a harmony with nature."
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| Jahr | Bibliografische Daten | Typ / Abkürzung | Verknüpfte Daten |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1999 | Hunt, Anthony. Singing the dyads : the Chinese landscape scroll and Gary Snyder's Mountains and rivers without end. In : Journal of modern literature ; vol. 23, issue 1 (1999). | Publication / Sny20 |
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