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The Japanese Way of Tea

by Sen Sōshitsu XV
V. Dixon Morris
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Almost a millennium before the perfection of chado (the Way of Tea) by Sen Rikyu (1522-1591), the Chinese scholar-official Lu Yu (d. 785) wrote exhaustively about tea and its virtues. Grand Tea Master Sen Soshitsu begins his examination of tea's origins and development from the eighth century through the Heian and medieval eras. This volume illustrates that modes of thinking and practices now associated with the Japanese Way of Tea can be traced to China—where from the classical period tea was imbued with a spiritual quality.
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Publisher: University of Hawaii Press

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  • ISBN: 9780824864804
  • Release date: December 1, 1997

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  • ISBN: 9780824864804
  • File size: 1920 KB
  • Release date: December 1, 1997

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Sociology Nonfiction

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English

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Lexile® Measure:1350
Text Difficulty:11-12

Almost a millennium before the perfection of chado (the Way of Tea) by Sen Rikyu (1522-1591), the Chinese scholar-official Lu Yu (d. 785) wrote exhaustively about tea and its virtues. Grand Tea Master Sen Soshitsu begins his examination of tea's origins and development from the eighth century through the Heian and medieval eras. This volume illustrates that modes of thinking and practices now associated with the Japanese Way of Tea can be traced to China—where from the classical period tea was imbued with a spiritual quality.
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Sociology Nonfiction
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