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Poetics

linked verse of Japan composed in alternating stanzas by several poets, each stanza linking to the one before while moving away from earlier ones.

In poetics, renga refers to linked verse of Japan composed in alternating stanzas by several poets, each stanza linking to the one before while moving away from earlier ones. This meaning comes from Miner (1979) in Japanese linked poetry.[1]

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  1. Miner, E. R. (1979). Japanese linked poetry. Brand: Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691063720

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