Talk:Haikai

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The paragraph beginning "He defined “haikai spirit” as following" appears to have been lifted verbatim from p.180 of Early Modern Japanese Literature: An Anthology, 1600-1900, by Haruo Shirane and James T. Araki, Columbia University Press, 2004,

This edit effectively made the article a duplicate of

I also posted notice of my above-stated intention at

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