The Demon's Sermon on the Martial Arts
By Sean Michael Wilson and Issai Chozanshi
Illustrated by Michiru Morikawa
Translated by William Scott Wilson
By Sean Michael Wilson and Issai Chozanshi
Illustrated by Michiru Morikawa
Translated by William Scott Wilson
By Issai Chozanshi
Illustrated by Michiru Morikawa
Translated by William Scott Wilson
Adapted by Sean Michael Wilson
By Issai Chozanshi
Illustrated by Michiru Morikawa
Translated by William Scott Wilson
Adapted by Sean Michael Wilson
Category: Manga | Sports | Philosophy
Category: Manga | Sports | Philosophy
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$19.95
Mar 12, 2013 | ISBN 9781611800210
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Mar 12, 2013 | ISBN 9780834841956
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Praise
“This poetic book immediately stands out as the best of Sean Michael Wilson’s three graphic novel adaptations of classical works of Japanese philosophy. As a book of philosophy, it’s fascinating; a dreamlike exploration of consciousness, life, and death. Michiru Morikawa’s artwork is the perfect match for the text, her eerie, detailed illustrations—especially the lovely renderings of various animals—perfectly fitting the poetic feel. Recommended.”
—Jason Thompson, Otaku USA magazine
“Wilson and Morikawa capture all the wisdom and beauty of these original texts and enhance them with the visual vitality and playful charms of modern manga. Their faithful retellings of these allegorical fables and philosophical reflections prove how timeless and rewarding they truly are.”
—Paul Gravett, editor of 1001 Comics You Must Read before You Die
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