Alisa and Claus Clausen on sun 12 mar 00
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A message returned (late) from a contact in Tokyo writes the following
regarding a book that would helpful to translate Japanese terms to English:
=22We still think that Saunders (or is Sanders?) is the book that may be =
most
helpful to the ceramics intructor, but the sociologist that we were
trying to think of, who wrote two books about potters in Japan, is
Brian Moeran.
Regards,
Alisa in Denmark
rickmahaffey on mon 13 mar 00
Alisa,
herbert H Sanders wrote "the world of Japanese Ceramics" It is out of
print and very hard to find here abouts (Tacoma Washington, USA)
Rick Mahaffey
Alisa and Claus Clausen wrote:
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> A message returned (late) from a contact in Tokyo writes the following
> regarding a book that would helpful to translate Japanese terms to English:
>
> "We still think that Saunders (or is Sanders?) is the book that may be most
> helpful to the ceramics intructor, but the sociologist that we were
> trying to think of, who wrote two books about potters in Japan, is
> Brian Moeran.
>
> Regards,
> Alisa in Denmark
Michael on tue 14 mar 00
I have seen a little book with hand sketches and lists of English and
Japanese terms, it is The Japanese Pottery
Handbook by Penny Simpson,Lucy Kitto, and Kanji Sodeoka
At 08:33 PM 03/12/2000 EST, you wrote:
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message----------------------------
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>A message returned (late) from a contact in Tokyo writes the following
>regarding a book that would helpful to translate Japanese terms to
English:
>
>"We still think that Saunders (or is Sanders?) is the book that may be
most
>helpful to the ceramics intructor, but the sociologist that we were
>trying to think of, who wrote two books about potters in Japan, is
>Brian Moeran.
>
>Regards,
>Alisa in Denmark
>
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