A History of Japanese religion / edited by Kazuo Kasahara ; translated by Paul McCarthy and Gaynor Sekimori.
2001
200.952 H673 2001
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Title
A History of Japanese religion / edited by Kazuo Kasahara ; translated by Paul McCarthy and Gaynor Sekimori.
A History of Japanese Religion / Kazuo Kasahara $1!Q[(B ; Paul McCarthy ; Gaynor Sekimori $1KYF(B.
A History of Japanese Religion / Kazuo Kasahara $1!Q[(B ; Paul McCarthy ; Gaynor Sekimori $1KYF(B.
Uniform Title
Nihon shūkyōshi. English.
Edition
1st English ed.
ISBN
4333019176 (pbk.)
9784333019175 (pbk.)
9784333019175 (pbk.)
Imprint
Tokyo : Kosei Pub., ©2001.
Language
English
Description
648 pages : maps ; 23 cm
Call Number
200.952 H673 2001
System Control No.
(OCoLC)50318994
(OCoLC)50318994
(OCoLC)50318994
Summary
"Seventeen distinguished experts on Japanese religion provide a fascinating overview of its history and development. Beginning with the origins of religion in primitive Japanese society, they chart the growth of each of Japan's major religious organizatio.
Note
"Originally published by Yamakawa-Shuppan-Sha in Japanese in two volumes under the title Nihon shūkyō shi (A history of Japanese religion) in the Sekai shūkyō shi sōsho"--T.p. verso
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 599-613) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Religion in primitive Japanese society
Buddhism and the Nara Schools
Heian-Period religion : institutional Buddhism
Heian-Period religion : popular religion
The birth of Kamakura Buddhism
The Jōdo Sect
The Jōdo Sect
The Ji Sect
The Zen Sects
The Nichiren Sect
Women and Buddhism
Shintō and Shugendō
The Tokugawa Shogunate and religion
Established religion under the Shogunate : the Jōdo, Ji, and Zen Sects
Underground Buddhist movements in the Edo Period
Christianity in the Edo Period
Folk religion and Shugen
Sectarian Shintō: Tenrikyō and Konkōkyō
Christianity after the Edo Period
State Shintō
Buddhism and modern society
The growth of new religious movements
The established religions today.
Buddhism and the Nara Schools
Heian-Period religion : institutional Buddhism
Heian-Period religion : popular religion
The birth of Kamakura Buddhism
The Jōdo Sect
The Jōdo Sect
The Ji Sect
The Zen Sects
The Nichiren Sect
Women and Buddhism
Shintō and Shugendō
The Tokugawa Shogunate and religion
Established religion under the Shogunate : the Jōdo, Ji, and Zen Sects
Underground Buddhist movements in the Edo Period
Christianity in the Edo Period
Folk religion and Shugen
Sectarian Shintō: Tenrikyō and Konkōkyō
Christianity after the Edo Period
State Shintō
Buddhism and modern society
The growth of new religious movements
The established religions today.
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