61. Collected Works Of F.V. Dickins - Introduction pioneers of Japanese studies in the West as Ernest Mason Satow (1843–1929), WilliamGeorge Aston (1841–1911), Basil Hall Chamberlain (1850–1935) and Karl http://www.ganesha-publishing.com/dickins_intro.htm

Collected Works of F.V. Dickins Introduction Yet Dickins was in Japan before any of them apart from Satow, he published the first scholarly translations from Japanese into English, and he was the first in any language to take Hokusai as a subject of study. Furthermore, when practising as a lawyer in 1872 he was indirectly responsible for what contemporary newspapers termed the ‘abolition of the Yoshiwara [pleasure quarter]’. He did not, it is true, produce a synthesis like Aston’s A History of Japanese Literature (1899) or Florenz’s Geschichte der japanischen Literatur (1904–6), but he did publish a number of scholarly translations which reveal him to have been a serious literary scholar. It is certainly appropriate to reassess his career, which included the practice of medicine in Japan as well as law and active membership of the foreign community in Yokohama in the 1870s, and to reconsider his contributions to Japanese studies. Frederick Victor Dickins was born on 24 May 1838 in Manchester, where his father was a magistrate and the proprietor of a factory for the dyeing and printing of silk fabrics.

62. Basil Hall Chamberlain The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.lib.u-tokyo.ac.jp/tenjikai/tenjikai97/chamb.html

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63. Elibron: Title Info Page Basil Hall Chamberlain (1850 1935), list of works. See items in http://www.elibron.com/english/other/item_detail.phtml?msg_id=10031802

64. Elibron: Works By Author Basil Hall Chamberlain. 1850 1935. Books Papers. Basil Chamberlain,W. Mason. A Handbook for Travellers in Japan Including the http://www.elibron.com/english/other/author_list.phtml?author_id=10002527

65. Eine Liste Großer Meister von Basil Hall Chamberlain (1850–1935). • Eine Liste großer Meister. http://www.quastl.de/HistProta/Liste.htm

Geschichte Historische Protagonisten Training Lesestoff ... Home Kapitelauswahl Eine kurze Geschichte Eine Liste großer Meister Keizu - Eine Genealogie Gentleman von Ryūkyū, wie dargestellt in "The Luchu Islands and Their Inhabitants" von Basil Hall Chamberlain (1850–1935). Eine Liste großer Meister Eine Liste großer Meister Shimei Voller Name Nendai (Gairyaku) Zeit (Überblick) System der gegründeten Kata Anmerkungen Königreich (frühe Zeit) Kogusuku Uji Königreich (späte Zeit) Kogusuku no Sai Kogusukuke Familientradition. Hama Higa Pechin Königreich (späte Zeit) Hama Higa no Sai Hama Higa no Tunfa Chikin Shitahaku Königreich (späte Zeit) Chikin Shitahaku no Sai Soeishi Königreich (späte Zeit) Soeishi no Kun Chinen Shikiyanaka Königreich (späte Zeit) Chinen Shikiyanaka no Kun Schüler von Soeishi. Er war geringer Vasall in Soeishi’s Haushalt. Wegen seines aussergewöhnlichen Eifers wurde ihm die Erlaubnis zum Studium gewährt. Takahara Pechin Königreich (späte Zeit) Details unbekannt.

66. B.H. Chamberlain And T. Sugiura Collection This collection consists of books, letters and miscellanies, owned by Basil HallChamberlain(England 18501935) and Toshiro Sugiura (Okazaki, Japan 1883 http://www.auelib.aichi-edu.ac.jp/lib/cs/collection.html

Aichi University of Education Library B.H. Chamberlain and T. Sugiura Collection This collection consists of books, letters and miscellanies, owned by Basil Hall Chamberlain (England : 1850-1935) and Toshiro Sugiura (Okazaki, Japan : 1883-1968). B.H. Chamberlain served as a professor at the Imperial University of Tokyo (1886-1890). His work ranges from translation of Kojiki (the earliest recorded history of Japan) to the study of linguistics. With prominent linguistic knowledge, he conducted extensive studies of Japanese cultural traditions. He is also known as Lafcadio Hearn's mentor. Toshiro Sugiura was a servant-student of B.H. Chamberlain. He accompanied B.H. Chamberlain on his journey to the United States, U.K., Asian countries, Switzerland, etc. B.H. Chamberlain patronized him and willed a part of his library to him. Top Page

67. IPac2.0 3. Chenard, Marcelle Y. 1. Chenault, Joann. 2. Chenbaren, BH, 18501935. 0. SeeChamberlain, Basil Hall, 1850-1935. 2. Chenel, Laura. 2. Chenel, Pascale. 1. http://199.125.75.21/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=mmk&limit=LO01 = mmk&index=PAUTHOR&

68. Hokusai 1891, 5 th Ed in 1905) of Basil H Chamberlain quite different from GRIFFIS’s books,as Chamberlain wrote that smile at the octagonal Yumedono (Hall of dreams http://homepage3.nifty.com/~cmomn4/Hokusai.htm

Hokusai Japanese here His (the Far Oriental’s) art, wherever fun is possible, fairly bubbles over with laughter. From the oldest masters down to Hokusai, it is constantly welling up in the drollest conceits. It is of all descriptions, too. Now it lurks in merry ambush, like the faint suggestion of a smile on an otherwise serious face, so subtle that the observer is left wondering whether the artist could have meant what seems more like one’s own ingenious discovery, .... Those Far Eastern paintings which have to do with man fall for the most part under one of two heads, the facetious and the historical. ... impersonality has prevented the Far Oriental from having much amour proper . He has no particular aversion to caricaturing himself. Percival LOWELL, The Soul of the Far East I. Percival LOWELL picks out the painter called MARUYAMA Okio (1733 – 1795) as a serious and sober side of the Japanese art, and as an opposite lighter droll part of the artists, chooses the name of KATSUSHIKA Hokusai as above. We anyway don’t suppose LOWELL was particularly devoted to the Japanese arts, especially to the pictures; and furthermore it is known that he tended to regard any Art was inferior to the Western Science, and so it might be quite unnecessary to mind what he wrote unreasonably about Hokusai, while since this point is rather concerned with his another assertion of the Japanese impersonality or their lack of imagination , we here to try to be involved.

69. Marmot Library Network /Marmot Mark Year Entries Chamberlain Alexander Francis 1865 1914 1918 1 ChamberlainBarbara Blau 1981 1 Chamberlain Basil Hall 1850 1935 2 Chamberlain Betty 3 http://www.millennium.marmot.org:90/kids/1899,1927/search/aChamberlain, Catherin

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70. Papers Of Harold Williams (1898-1987) - MS 6681 the shipping line, P O. 23 Chamberlain, Basil Hall (1850–1935).English author and writer about Japan. Notes, press cuttings and http://www.nla.gov.au/ms/findaids/6681.html

search about find a collection contact us ... help MS 6681 Papers of Harold S. Williams (1898-1987) Scope and Content Note Biographical Note Series List Series Description ... Box List National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry National Library of Australia Guide to the papers of Harold S. Williams in the National Library of Australia. ISBN 642 10718 1. National Library of Australia. Guide compiled by Corinne Collins Scope and Content Note Quantity: 16.4 metres (80 boxes + 60 folio items) Access Number: MS 6681 Access Conditions: Available for reference Harold and Gertrude (Jean) Williams between 1978 and 1995 donated the collection to the Library in numerous instalments. The collection includes subject files, correspondence, scrapbooks, articles, lectures, notes, drafts of works by Williams, drafts of works by others, photographs, programs and other papers relating to the history of foreign settlement in Japan and its influence on, and adaptation to, Japanese society. The papers also relate to Japanese culture, individual expatriate residents, other foreigners, foreign businesses, communities and clubs in Japan until the 1980s. These papers contain the primary material used by Williams in his many published books and articles. Biographical Note Harold Stannett Williams was born in Melbourne in 1898 and died in Kobe in 1987. Williams went to Japan for a visit in 1919. He decided to stay and, except during World War II when he served in the Australian Army, he lived there until his death. After the War he was a member of the Occupation Forces in Japan; on his return to civilian life in 1949, he renewed his business interests and, with his wife Gertrude, began his research into the history and culture of the foreign settlements. He was the author of numerous books on Japan including

71. John Lane Company Records, Index Of Correspondents Roysee Trevor, Roy, 18691922 Chadwick, John White, 1840-190448.2 (with Tabb,John B.) Chamberlain, Basil Hall, 1850-19359.1 Chamberlain, Harriett Sarah http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/lane.john.corr.html

John Lane Company Records Index of Correspondents Names in bold appear in the RLIN record. The correspondence retains, where known, the original Lane filing arrangement. Thus a letter originating from one person or corporate entity may be found under a different name if it was so filed in the Lane records. The parenthetical "with" references in this index will help guide the researcher to the appropriate location within the files. A. P. Watt and Son (W. P. Watt)1.1, 2.6, 19.5, 27.6 (with Lethbridge, Alan B.) Abercrombie, Lascelles, 1881-1938 Abraham, J. H.1.1 Abraham, Lucy1.1 Abrahams, Aleck1.1 Acton, Anne Dalberg1.1 Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, Baron, 1834-19021.1 Adam, H. L.1.1 Adams, Arthur Henry, 1872- ( The Lone Hand Adams, William Davenport, 1851-19041.1 Adcock, Arthur St. John, 1864-1930 ( The Bookman Addleshaw, Percy, 1866-19161.1 Adey, More1.1 Adlington, William1.1 Adolph FŸrstner (Firm) (Otto FŸrstner)58.5 (with Wilde, Oscar) Ainger, Alfred, 1837-19041.1 Ainslie, Douglas, 1865-19481.1 Airey, J. C.38.1 (with Pickthall, Rudolf)

72. GRAVEL BANK (RIVERVIEW) CEMETERY State Route 7 - Between Marietta April 3, 1956, w/o James W. Casto Chamberlain, Michelle D 18911963 Hall, LycurcusG. 1855-1943 Hall, William H 22, 1880-Feb 17, 1957 Nichols, Acie Basil Aug 19 http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/i/t/Debra-Nitsche/FILE/0023text.txt

73. Edmonds Memorial (City, IOOF, Swedbergs) Cemetery The US GenWeb Mary F,1926,1993,No Marker 1853,Chamberlain,Martha Nyman Crow,David William,1919,2002,1322,Crowley,Basil Dean,1922 1390,Hall,Noel,1916,1937, 2109,Hall,Silas R http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/wa/snohomish/cemetery/edmonds.txt

74. Ch - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors The Child And Childhood In FolkThought n ? Sir, (Joseph) Austen Chamberlain(M 1863 Oct 16 - 1937 Mar 16) Basil Hall Chamberlain {US?} (M 1850 - 1935) http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/ch.htm

New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors Author names starting with Ch Follow these links for explanations of the of this catalog, its condition of use , the dates , the general abbreviations , the language abbreviations , the nationality abbreviations electronic library codes used, and for advice on buying or borrowing selling or valuing old books. If you have any corrections, additions or other suggestions, please send them to webmaster@kingkong.demon.co.uk Theresa Hak Kyung CHA (F: 1951 - 1982) Jacques CHABAN-DELMAS (see: Jacques Michel Pierre DE LMAS) M E CHABER (see: Kendall Foster CR OSSEN) Joseph CHABERT (M: 1832 - 1894) I nee nee I nee GU RNEY) William CHAFFERS (M: c1811 - 1892 Apr 15) James B CHAFFIN (see: Giles Alfred LU SE I R ... HU TTON) H K CHALLONER (see: Janet Melanie Ailsa MI I R R ... H nee R H I A ... A nee nee LE FFINGWELL) Dorset CHAMBERS (see: Herman Irwell WO OLF) Elizabeth Harrison CHAMBERS, nee YO nee ? (F: ? - ?) H C H L nee g g g Peter Schlemihl [?-?] (tr ?) [?] The Wonderful History Of Peter Schlemihl [?-?] (tr Theodore BOLTON) [1923] CHAMPFLEURY (see: Jules HU H nee I I I I ... A nee PA MA I I ... R The Bird-Woman Of The Lewis And Clark Expedition [c1905] Mark CHANDLER (see: Jack(=John Michael) SH ARKEY) Mary CHANDLER (F: 1687 - 1745) Mary Greene CHANDLER, Mrs WARE (F: 1818 - ?)

75. California State Polytechnic University, Pomona /All Locations Kammerorchester 1 Chamberlain A 1978 1 Chamberlain Aaron Parrish 1997 1 ChamberlainAusten Sir 1863 1937 1995 1 Chamberlain Basil Hall 1850 1935 2 Chamberlain http://opac.library.csupomona.edu:2082/search/aChamberlain, Aaron Parrish/achamb

Search History) WORD: d:(business and report and writing) AUTHOR: Zivie-Coche, Christiane SUBJECT: Chrysanthemums AUTHOR: Marshak, S. (Samuil), 1887-1964 WORD: d:(latin and america and library) AUTHOR: Aeronautical Research Council (Great Britain) AUTHOR: Bacon, Martha Sherman, 1917- AUTHOR: Castilla y León (Spain). Consejería de Educación y Cultura WORD: Multimedia systems AUTHOR: Jarrett, Bede, 1881-1934 (Clear Search History) (End Search Session) Search history function requires JavaScript WORD AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT CALL # Search Periodicals/Newspapers Search CDs/Cassettes/Videos/DVDs Search EJournals/EBooks Search Entire Collection Nearby AUTHORS are: Prev Next Save Year Entries Chamber Orchestra Of Lausanne See Orchestre De Chambre De Lausanne Chamber Orchestra Of The Gulbenkian Foundation Of Lisbon See Orquestra De Camara Gulbenkian Chamber Orchestra Of The Vienna State Opera See Wiener Staatsoper Orchester Chamber Orchestra Of The Warsaw Philharmonic See Filharmonia Narodowa Warsaw Poland Zespol Kameralistow Chamber Orchestra Of Wurtemberg See Wurttembergisches Kammerorchester Chamberlain A Chamberlain Aaron Parrish Chamberlain Austen Sir 1863 1937 ... Next (Search History) WORD: d:(business and report and writing) AUTHOR: Zivie-Coche, Christiane

76. Sumitomo Group Public Affairs Committee by the Japanese government. One of these was an Englishman named BasilHall Chamberlain (1850–1935). Calling haiku an ultralilliputian http://www.sumitomo.gr.jp/english/discoveries/culture/culture84_3.html

Concise Through the Centuries Simple Yet Profound Haiku Around the World A widening World of Feeling Haiku Around the World Haiku haiku "an ultra-lilliputian kind of poem," he described it as "a little dab of colour thrown upon a canvas one inch square, where the spectator is left to guess at the picture as best he may." Accustomed as they were to much longer poems, Westerners reported home with wonder about the unusual brevity and concise images of haiku . Since then, haiku has become known worldwide and today is enjoyed and studied everywhere. Naturally, many people enjoy writing haiku themselves. In languages that, unlike Japanese, do not have syllabic alphabets, the five-seven-five pattern corresponds not to written characters but to syllables. Thus the number of actual letters used to write non-Japanese haiku is usually more than seventeen. Various techniques are used in those languages to achieve haiku 's distinctive simplicity of expression, and there are no strict rules that apply to all languages. But there are some flexible guidelines. Even if the syllables are not arranged precisely five-seven-five, each poem generally has three lines in a short-long-short pattern. Instead of a seasonal word, many non-Japanese haiku express haiku -like feelings through topics chosen from nature. Because

77. Ho-ru The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.tcl.gr.jp/tenji/kaikan_71/hall.htm

45@’©‘N¼ŠCŠÝ‚¨‚æ‚Ñ—®‹ “‡’TŒŸq ŠC•ñ@@@@@@@@@ ƒz[ƒ‹@ƒƒ“ƒhƒ“@1818”N@‚Pû ƒz[ƒ‹‚́AƒCƒMƒŠƒXŠCŒR«ZAB.H.ƒ`ƒFƒ“ƒoƒŒƒ“(Basil Hall Chamberlain, 1850-1935)‚Ì‘c•ƒB

78. The Invention Of A New Religion By The Invention of a New Religion by by etexts ebooks http://jollyroger.com/xlibrary/TheInventionofCB/TheInventionofCB3.html

The Invention of a New Religion by Basil Hall Chamberlain Search for The Invention of a New Religion by: Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Search for books by Basil Hall Chamberlain: Books Popular Music Classical Music Video THE JOLLY ROGER: FLAGSHIP OF THE WWW RENAISSANCE The Invention of a New Religion by/Basil Hall Chamberlain forum and chat at http://jollyroger.com/zd/TheInventionofaCBforum/shakespeare1.html Check out more classical forums at http://jollyroger.com/renaissance Jollyroger.com Library Previous Page Next Page

79. Koken The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.lib.u-tokyo.ac.jp/tenjikai/tenjikai97/koken.html

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80. ” ª‘SŽR@`” ª\Žµ“’^‹{ƒm‰º‰·ò` The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.hakone.or.jp/info/17yu/area_mnos.html

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