Millikin University Course

Global Haiku Traditions
July 2017 • Dr. Randy Brooks

 

six seconds
between the whistles
Friday night lights

 

by Brandon Suwanpratest


 

her dog
at the gravesite
chin on his paws

 

by Betty Hartnett


Matching Haiku Contests

1 Matching Contest1 Matching Contest Results

2 Matching Contest2 Matching Contest Results

 

 

 

 

 

Advanced Studies in Poetry:
Global Haiku Traditions

Shilling 422

Online Pre & Post Engagement:
July 6 & August 17

Face to Face Meetings:
July 13, 20, 27, August 3, 10, 2017
6:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Course Description

EN340 Global Haiku Traditions examines the origins and spread of Japanese poetics from Japan around the world, with a special focus on the adaptation of haiku into other cultures and languages.

Syllabus for July 2017 (pdf file)

Students in July 2017 Global Haiku Tradition

Assignments Guide for July 2017


Kukai Favorite Selections

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2 Kukai2 Kukai Favorites

3 Kukai3 Kukai Favorites


Haiku Editing Sessions

1 Haiku to Edit1 Haiku to Edit Results

 


Renku

tan-renga

rengay & sequences

 

 

Global Haiku Students July 2017

BrandonSuwanpratest

HaileySharp

JenniferYeakley

Brandon Suwanpratest

Hailey Sharp

Jennifer Yeakley

NicholasAdams

 

NormanMears

Nick Adams

 

Norman Mears

SeanDial

ThomasFriend

ZacharyDilbeck

Sean Dial

Thomas Friend

Zachary Dilbeck

 


haiku conferences

haiku courses at Millikin

teaching haiku

speakers & readings

haiku competitions at MU

American Haiku Archive

student haiku projects

published haiku by students

links to haiku web sites

student research on haiku

haiku by Millikin students

directory of haiku magazines

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