2016Thesis or dissertation
Lídia Lluch Garcia
La cerimonia del te japonesa, o Sado, es el ritual de la preparacio i el servei del te verd japones, matcha. Influenciada pel budisme zen, es una doctrina que requereix anys d'estudi i practica, ja que l'ensenyanca d'aquesta cerimonia inclou l'estudi d'altres arts japoneses tals com la cal·ligrafia, o shodo, l'arranjament floral, o ikebana, i l'art del quimono, entre d'altres. Aquest treball explora la historia de la cerimonia del te, des dels seus origens fins a la seva situacio actual; aixi mateix, tracta d'esbrinar si aquesta cerimonia s'ha estes a altres paisos del mon, o si per contra, ha romas tancada dins del Japo. Tambe defineix les caracteristiques de les principals escoles del te japoneses i les diferencies entre elles; aprofundeix en els elements que formen part de la cerimonia -tals com el jardi, l'habitacio, etc.- i en els estris utilitzats. I, finalment, ens ensenya el proces de la cerimonia, es a dir, com es prepara el te verd i el protocol que han de seguir els convidats a l'hora de prendre'l
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Lídia Lluch Garcia. (2016). Sado, la cerimònia del te japonesa.
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