Oishi Denbei - Oishi Denbei

...A Japanese classics scholar from the mid-Edo period. Son of Oishida Tono, a feudal lord of Karasuyama, Shimotsuke. Born in Honjo, Edo, he was commonly known as Denbei, later Genzaemon. Senbiki was his pen name. His family name was Nonoya. He excelled in poetry, and initially studied the style of poetry of the Reizei family, but later followed Kato (Tachibana) Chikage and aimed to compose poetry in the Manyo style. He devoted his energy to the study of "Eiga Monogatari" and "Okagami", and also criticized the trend of assuming other theories as his own, pursuing his own interpretations. His works include "Eiga Monogatari Sho", "Okagami Tankan Sho", "Okagami Keizu", "Gengendashi", and "Nonoya Zuihitsu". [Minami Keiji]...

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…江戸中期の国学者。下野烏山藩士大石田隣の子。江戸本所に生まれ，通称伝兵衛，のち源左衛門。千引は号。舎号は野乃舎。歌才にすぐれ，はじめ冷泉家の歌風を学ぶが，のち加藤(橘)千蔭に従い万葉調の作歌をめざす。《栄華物語》《大鏡》の研究に精力を傾け，また他説を自説とする風潮を批判，独自の語釈を追究した。著書に《栄華物語抄》《大鏡短観抄》《大鏡系図》《元言梯》《野乃舎随筆》など。【南 啓治】…

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