Sadakazu Fujii

Sadakazu Fujii (藤井 貞和, Fujii Sadakazu^?, born April 27, 1942, Tokyo) is a Japanese poet and scholar of Japanese literature^[1](including ancient novels, the Man'yōshū, oral literature, Okinawan culture, Ainu language, and contemporary poetry). He is well-known for his study on "Genji Monogatari". His poems and palindromes have been used in the musical compositions of Takahashi Yûji.

Publications

• The New Poetry of Japan—The 70s and 80s. Eds. Thomas Fitzsimmons and Yoshimasu Gozo. Katydid Books. 1993. 186 pp. Paper, ISBN 0-942668-36-7. [The book contains the works of five Japanese poets from the '70s and '80s, including Fujii Sadakazu, Hirata Toshiko, Matsuura Hisaki, Yoshida Tuminori, and Inagawa Masato.]
• The Relationship Between the Romance, and Religious Observances: Genji Monogatavi as Myth, Fujii Sadakazu, Japanese journal of Religious Studies 912-3 June–September 1982 PDF file Google HTML version
• Monogatari riron kogi [Lectures on the Theory of Narrative], By Fujii Sadakazu, Tokyo Daigaku Shuppankai, 2004. 212, 150 mm. 224 pp. ISBN 4-13-083038-4.
• Monogatari bungaku seiritsushi (History of the Rise of Monogatari Literature). Fujii, Sadakazu. Tokyo: Tokyo UP, 1987.

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