Buch, Englisch, 336 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 512 g
Buch, Englisch, 336 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 512 g
ISBN: 978-1-78179-960-4
Verlag: Equinox Publishing Ltd
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Preface and Acknowledgements Michael Pye 1 Concepts and Viewpoints 1. What is Shinto? Michael Pye 2. Essentialism in Early Shinto Studies Gaetan Rappo, Nagoya University 3. On Writing the History of "Shinto" Mark Teeuwen, University of Oslo 2 Exploring Borderlands of Shinto 4.Tendai Buddhist Views of Kami Yeonjoo Park, Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture 5. Conceptions of Kami in the Writings of the Tendai Monk Jien Vladlena Fedianina, Moscow City University 6. Buddhist-Shinto Syncretization at the Medieval Suwa Shrine Iwasawa Tomoko, Reitaku University 7. Underground Buddhism at the Ise Shrines Max D. Moerman, Columbia University 8. Shinto Spaces and Shinbutsu Interaction in the Noh Dunja Jelesijevic, Northern Arizona University 9. Buddhist-style Pilgrimage with "Shinto" Meanings Michael Pye 10. Why does Shin Buddhism Reject the Worship of the Kami? Robert Rhodes, Otani University 11. Multiple Divinities in Japanese Buddhist Temples Marcus Ruesch, Ryukoku University 12. Responsive Reflections on Buddhism and Shinto KatjaTriplett, University of Leipzig 3 The Puzzle and Fascination of Sect Shinto 13. Sect Shinto and the Case of Ooyashirokyo Michael Pye 14. Meiji Government Policy, Sect Shinto and Fusokyo Shishino Fumio, Shinto Priest and current Kancho of Fusokyo 15. Introducing the Faith of Shinshukyo Yoshimura Masanori, Chief priest of Sakura Shrine and Kyoshu of Shinshukyo 16. Tenrikyo and Omoto in the Context of Kyoha Shinto Avery Morrow, Brown University A Postscript on Shinto Diversity Michael Pye