Warlords, artists, & commoners : Japan in the sixteenth century / edited by George Elison and Bardwell L. Smith.

Contributor Elison, George.

Imprint:Honolulu : University Press of Hawaii, c1981.

Descriptionxvi, 356 p., [4] fold. leaves of plates : ill. ; 25 cm.

Note:The outcome of a seminar on Japan in the sixteenth century held at Carleton College during the winter and spring terms of 1974."

Note:Introduction: Japan in the 16th century / George Elison -- Japan's 16th-century revolution / John Whitney Hall -- The city of Sakai and urban autonomy / V. Dixon Morris -- The cross and the sword: patterns of Momoyama history / George Elison -- A visualization of Eitoku's lost paintings at Azuchi Castle / Carolyn Wheelwright -- Joha, a 16th-century poet of linked verse / Donald Keene -- City and country: song and the performing arts in 16th-century Japan / Frank Hoff -- Music cultures of Momoyama Japan / William P. Malm -- The culture of tea: from its origins to Sen no Rikyu / H. Paul Varley, George Elison -- Hideyoshi, the bountiful minister / George Elison -- Japanese society and culture in the Momoyama Era: a bibliographic essay / Bardwell L. Smith.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.

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