
Old Taoist
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Jonathan Chaves is professor and chair of the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures at George Washington University. He is the editor and translator of many works, including The Columbia Book of Later Chinese Poetry, and is the coauthor, with J. Thomas Rimer, of Japanese and Chinese Poems to Sing (Columbia 1998).
J. Thomas Rimer is chairman of the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures at the University of Pittsburgh. His many works include Modern Japanese Fiction and Its Traditions: An Introduction, and he is the coauthor, with Jonathan Chaves, of Japanese and Chinese Poems to Sing (Columbia 1998).
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1. Kodojin's Life and Art
2. Kodojin's Japanese Poetry
3. Kodojin and the T'ao Ch'ien Tradition in Kanshi Poetry, by Jonathan Chaves
4. Kodojin's Chinese Poetry, translated by Jonathan Chaves
5. A Note on Kodojin and the Art and Literature of His Period, by J. Thomas Rimer
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