Ozawa Roan
Ozawa Roan ( Jap. 小沢蘆庵 , Ozawa Tatewaki , Kankadō , Daigaku , Koo , Tonantei , Honjō Shichiro * 1723 in Osaka , † 1801 ) was a Japanese poet.
Life
Ozawa, who came from a samurai family, entered the service of Kuge Takatsukasa Sukehira in the mid-1750s , whom he accompanied on a trip to Edo in 1765. There he was released from his service. From 1753 he was a student of Reizei Tamemura . Twenty years later, different views on poetry led to Roan's exclusion from this school of poetry. In contrast to the classical style of the Kamo no Mabuchi school , from then on he represented the ideal of "simple words" (tadagoto uta). In 1796 he became a mentor of Kagawa Kageki , whose style he significantly influenced. He was also the teacher of Rai Baishi .
literature
- Anna Beerens: "Friends, acquaintances, pupils and patrons: Japanese intellectual life in the late eighteenth century: a prosopographical approach" , Amsterdam University Press, 2006, ISBN 9789087280017 , pp. 129-30
- Heidi Buck-Albulet: "Emotion and Aesthetics" , Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 2005, ISBN 9783447051507 , p. 31
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Ozawa, Roan |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Ozawa, Tatewaki; Ozawa, Kankadō; Ozawa, Daigaku; Ozawa, Koō; Ozawa, Tonantei; Honjō, Shichirō; 小 沢 蘆 庵 (Japanese) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Japanese poet |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1723 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Osaka |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1801 |