On Aozora site :Haiku and the BalkansJim Kacian's speech about Balkan Haiku at the Global Haiku Festival, 15th April 2000, Decatur, Illinois, USA
The "Webolution" of Haiku by William J. Higginson ( Excerpts from the Keynote Address at the Global Haiku Conference,
Millikin University, 15 April 2000 ) Haiku and the perception of the worldTowards a new perception of reality (Alain Kervern, France) in Knots Anthology
Ecstasy of the Moment and the Depth of Time :by Dusan Pajin (Yugoslavia) Haiku WritingWhat you say is what you are. by Max Verhart Haiku as a world phenomenonMulticulturalism in practice - The World Haiku Movement - an article from Dusan Pajin, Yugoslavia Tapping the Common Well (Jim Kacian, USA) in Knots Anthology
Universalism vs. Particularism in International Haiku Beyond Kigo: Haiku in the Next Millennium (Jim Kacian, USA) in Haiku Moment Haiku As a World Phenomenon : Article from Ginyu N°.5, by Susumu Takiguchi Can the Spirit of Haiku be translated ? By Susumu Takiguchi The many shapes of the scarecrow by Max Verhart (The Netherlands) Multiculturalism of World Haiku - Cross-Cultural and Personal Meaning by Dusan Pajin (Yugoslavia) (WORLD HAIKU FESTIVAL - LONDON-OXFORD, Aug. 25-30, 2000) Haiku in the worldHaiku in the Netherlands and in Flanders : by Max Verhart On other sitesHaiku about almost Nothing in New Hope International pages (Max Verhart, Netherlands) Links to some reference texts The Void as a haiku concept by Serge Tomé Notes for New Haiku Writers in Western Countries by Horst E. Ludwig |