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Morse, Edward Sylvester (1838-1925)
Japanese homes and their surroundings.1885.
JAPANESE HOMES AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS, BY EDWARD S. MORSE, Ph. D., A. M. DIRECTOR OF THE PEABODY ACADEMY OF SCIENCE; FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF ZO
LOGY, IMPERIAL UNIVERSITY, JAPAN; MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE; CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY, ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BERLIN, JAPAN SOCIETY, LONDON, AND THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS; HONORARY MEMBER OF THE BOSTON SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS; ETC. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR.
NEW YORK, HARPER & BROTHERS FRANKLIN SQUARE. [n.d.]
xxxiii, 372 p. 26 cm.
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目 次
CONTENTS.
List of Illustrations.
xv
Introduction.
xxv
CHAPTER I. THE HOUSE.
Appearance of City and Village.— General Description of House.— House Construction.— Frame-work and Foundation.— Bracing.—Selection of Stock.— Construction of Ceiling.— Partitions and Walls.— Structure of Kura.—Japanese Carpenters.— Carpenters' Tools and Appliances.
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CHAPTER II. TYPES OF HOUSES.
City and Country Houses.— Fishermen's Houses.— Kura.— A Study of Roofs.— Shingled Roofs.— Tiled Roofs.— Stone Roofs.— Thatched Roofs.
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CHAPTER III. INTERIORS.
General Description.— Plans.— Mats.— Sliding Screens.—Fusuma.— Hikite.— Sh
ji.— Tokonoma.— Chigai-dana.—Tea-rooms.—Kura.—Ceilings.— Walls.— Ramma.— Windows.—Portable Screens.
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CHAPTER IV. INTERIORS—(Continued).
Kitchen.—Floors.—Closets.—Stairways.—Public Bathing.—Bathing Conveniences.—Towel-racks.—Bedding and Pillows.—Hibachi and Tabako-bon.—Candles and Candlesticks.—Lamps and Lanterns.—Household Shrines.—Birds' Nests in Houses.—Privies.
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CHAPTER V. ENTRANCES AND APPROACHES.
Vestibule and Hall.—Verandah and Balcony.—Amado.—Tobukuro.—Ch
dzu-bachi.—Gateways.—Fences.
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CHAPTER VI. GARDENS.
Stone Tablets.—Ishi-d
r
.—Bridges.—Summer-houses.—Ponds.—Pathways.—Dwarf-trees and Flower-pots.—Views of Private Gardens.
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CHAPTER VII. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Wells and Water-supply.—Flowers.—Interior Adornments.—Precautions against Fire.—Houses of Foreign Style.—Absence of Monuments.
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CHAPTER VIII. THE ANCIENT HOUSE.
Allusions to the House in Ancient Japanese Records.
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CHAPTER IX. THE NEIGHBORING HOUSE.
House of the Aino.—Of the Hachij
Islander.—Of the Loochooan.—Of the Korean.—Of the Chinese.—Concluding Remarks.
336
GLOSSARY.
349
INDEX.
357
注 記
遊び紙に
For Mrs. E. F. Barker. Omatsu Chaya. Park point. Duluth Minn U. S. A. バーカー夫人様 駒井生' との書き込み。
標題紙裏に＜Copyright, 1885, By Edward S. Morse.＞。
p. [v] に＜TO WILLIAM STURGIS BIGELOW, M. D. IN MEMORY OF THE DELIGHTFUL EXPERIENCES IN THE
Heart of Japan
THIS VOLUME IS AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR＞との献辞。
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記載書誌
CORDIER, col. 688. TOYO BUNKO, p. 227.