An edition of Kami ways in nationalist territory
(2013)
Kami ways in nationalist territory
Shinto studies in prewar Japan and the west
by Bernhard Scheid and Kate Wildman Nakai
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Religion, Shinto, Shinto and politics, History, CongressesPlaces
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Kami ways in nationalist territory: Shinto studies in prewar Japan and the west
2013, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Shinto studies and the nonreligious-shrine doctrine -- Bernhard Scheid
Religion, secularity, and the articulation of the "indigenous" in modernizing Japan -- Isoma Jun'ichi
Nationalism and the humanities in modern Japan : religious, Buddhist, Shinto, and oriental studies -- Hayashi Makoto
Colonial empire and mythology studies : research on Japanese myth in the Early Shōwa period -- Hirafuji Kikuko
Coming to terms with "reverence at shrines" : the 1932 Sophia University-Yasukuni Shrine incident -- Kate Wildman Nakai
Shinto research and administration in the first half of the twentieth century : the case of Miyaji Naokazu -- Endō Jun
The ethnographer, the scholar, and the missionary : French studies on Shinto at the beginning of the twentieth century -- Jean-Pierre Berthon
"A living past as the nation's personality" : Jinnō Shōtōki, Early Shōwa nationalism, and Das Dritte Reich -- Michael Wachutka
In search of lost essence : nationalist projections in German Shinto studies -- Bernhard Scheid.
Edition Notes
Based on the symposium "Shinto Studies and Nationalism" held in Vienna, in September 2007: p. [vii].
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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