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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Haiku Poetry"”.

  1. Medieval Japanese Zen: Catalyst for Symbol System Formation

    … Sumi-e painting styles, Zazen meditation, and haiku poetry. By creating, or providing new reference points for, these highly symbolic acts, Zen Buddhist monks altered the ethos and world-view of medieval Japanese culture in a powerful, pervasive, and long-lasting manner. From a post-modern …

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  2. The Discovery of Self Through Creative Exploration

    … section devoted to a selection of my imagery and Haiku poetry to accompany them. The transformation is up to you, just as it is for me. In summation one shall encounter a number of perceptions regarding the experience and process of showing artwork. These ponderings reflect the impact of my …

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  3. The Discovery of Self Through Creative Exploration

    … section devoted to a selection of my imagery and Haiku poetry to accompany them. The transformation is up to you, just as it is for me. In summation one shall encounter a number of perceptions regarding the experience and process of showing artwork. These ponderings reflect the impact of my …

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  4. Their capacity to delight: knowing persons with dementia through haiku

    This research explores the use of haiku poetry to connect with persons with dementia. The happenings during two one-hour sessions provide the main focus for this study. These sessions were part of an ongoing spiritual care program on the secure dementia unit of a long-term care facility. The …

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  5. Burning the cherry trees

    <p>This work is a collection of forty-five (45) poems written and edited throughout the author's time at Binghamton University. Combining strong images with experiments in form, Burning the Cherry Trees is a multi-faceted collection about achieving renewal through the loss and destruction inherent …

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