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In "My Rubaiyat," Sadakichi Hartmann offers a captivating reinterpretation of the classic Persian poetry attributed to Omar Khayyam. Hartmann's work is characterized by a lyrical and meditative style, echoing the original's themes of existential contemplation and the fleeting nature of life. Through inventive melange of free verse and traditional forms, he embarks on a philosophical journey that interrogates not only the beauty of the moment but also the deeper implications of mortality and the human condition. Written during a time when Western literature was increasingly engaged with Eastern…mehr

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In "My Rubaiyat," Sadakichi Hartmann offers a captivating reinterpretation of the classic Persian poetry attributed to Omar Khayyam. Hartmann's work is characterized by a lyrical and meditative style, echoing the original's themes of existential contemplation and the fleeting nature of life. Through inventive melange of free verse and traditional forms, he embarks on a philosophical journey that interrogates not only the beauty of the moment but also the deeper implications of mortality and the human condition. Written during a time when Western literature was increasingly engaged with Eastern thought, Hartmann's adaptation serves as both homage and innovation, capturing an era's intense cultural exchange. Sadakichi Hartmann, an influential figure in early 20th-century American literature, was born in Japan and later immersed himself in Western artistic movements. His unique bicultural perspective influenced his literary pursuits, both as a critic and a poet. Hartmann championed modernism, and his appreciation for Eastern philosophy and aesthetics is palpably reflected in his approach to Khayyam's work. This fusion of influences was crucial in shaping Hartmann's narrative style and thematic exploration in "My Rubaiyat." Readers seeking an enriching experience will find "My Rubaiyat" an essential addition to their literary explorations. Hartmann'Äôs profound insights and inventive voice provide a refreshing lens through which to appreciate the timeless verses of Khayyam. This book not only invites readers into a dialogue with the paradigms of existence but also encourages reflection on their own life journeys.

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Sadakichi Hartmann (1867-1944) was a prolific writer, poet, art critic, and playwright whose work often fused Eastern and Western aesthetic principles. He was born to a German father and a Japanese mother, growing up between the two cultures, a formative experience that influenced his eclectic literary style. Hartmann's bohemian lifestyle and avant-garde works placed him at the heart of the American literary scene at the turn of the century. His writings show an experimental approach, often blending poetry, drama, and criticism. Hartmann ventured into American adaptations of Japanese forms of poetry, and his collection 'My Rubaiyat' reflects his penchant for spiritual and sensual themes, drawing inspiration from the Persian poet Omar Khayyam's 'Rubaiyat'. A contemporary of Walt Whitman and influence on the Imagists, Hartmann's works resonate with a symbolist verve and a modernist's search for new forms of expression. Despite a fluctuating reputation posthumously, scholars have recognized Hartmann's contribution to bridging the gap between Eastern and Western artistic expressions, finding value in his efforts to traverse cultures through literature.