Haiku East and West: A Semiogenetic Approach

aesthetic poeticalness AKISHIGE American haiku analysis ASANO autumn Bashō BLYTH brain Buson cinquain clarifies classical haiku cognitive deep structure discussed dominant example experience focus frog poem genesis genetic genre haikai haiku in English haiku poets HENDERSON hokku homeorhesis human ibid images Imagists informational poeticalness introjection IVANOV JAKOBSON Japan Japanese haiku Japanese language Japanese poetry juxtaposition kigo kireji kōan KOCH kokoro kotoba KURIYAMA language linguistic logical LOTMAN manifesta manifestation manifestum Manzai MASAOKA mediation metagenetic metaphor MINER mode narrative nature ness onomatopoeia paradigms pattern PEIRCE phase poet's poetic function poeticalness of haiku poetry polysemy POUND present principle reflexive renga right hemisphere satori seems sememes semiosis semiotics senryu Shiki signifier signs stylistic poeticalness surface structure SUZUKI syllables Synonymy syntagmatized T-type tanka tion Tokyo traditional triadic relation UEDA V. D. HEUVEL verbal waka words YASUDA zazen Zen Buddhism хе