The Buddhist phrase __________ was used in the middle and later Edo periods to describe the taste for life's pleasures

In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries in Japan, the arts were inspired by the Zen Buddhist apprehension of the spiritual identity of all things and by aesthetic standards that stressed:

a. allusiveness. b. restraint. c. subtlety. d. all of these. e. none of these.

Explain how the Great Fire of London can be viewed as both a curse and a blessing

What will be an ideal response?