Fūryū has been defined as the aesthetic of unconventionality (Qiu, 2001). In a broader, psychosocial context, it is associated with an iconoclastic attitudea freethinking, grounded idealism amidst myriad circumstances. Experientially, fūryū can be understood Zen poetic sensibility. Ikkyū Sōjun, Rinzai master (1394-1481), was embodiment fūryū. his poetry, Nature frequent metaphor for sexuality a...

last few years by Jetter himself, show hospitals as they now appear. There are also architectural sketches, floorplans from different historical periods, and detailed photographs of stained-glass windows and commemorative crests. In addition, the book contains a sixteen-page historical survey that integrates the accounts of the ten individual hospitals and discusses some of the other important ...