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Die einheimische Religion Japans
Teil 2: Synkretistische Lehren und religiöse Entwicklungen von der Kamakura- bis zum Beginn der Edo-Zeit
Series: - Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 5 Japan, Volume: 4/2
- Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 5 Japan, Religion, Volume: 4/2
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This second volume of the history of the native religious concepts of Japan covers the period of ca. 1200 to 1600, a time that was characterized by amalgamation with Buddhist ideas to such a degree that no native concept remained untouched. As in her first volume, here too the author tries to give a picture of all manifestations containing a religious component pertaining to native concepts while Buddhism is touched upon only as far as necessary in regard to syncretism. Following the specific character of these components the present volume is divided into three parts: the theological speculation due to syncretism; religious concepts found in literature, especially in legends; and the concrete manifestation of religious concepts in folk-customs and in daily life.
The print edition is available as a set of two volumes (9789004085916).
The print edition is available as a set of two volumes (9789004085916).
Nelly Naumann, Ph.D. (1946), University of Vienna, Ph.D. habil. (1970) in Japanology, University of Freiburg, Professor of Japanology at University of Freiburg, now retired. Publications on Religion, Mythology, and Folk religion.
"Mit der vorliegenden Arbeit...hat Nelly Naumann einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Geistesgeschichte des Mittelalters geleistet, der gleichzeitig eine notwendige Ergänzung zu den in den letzten Jahren zunehmend betriebenen vornehmlich der politischen Geschichte gewidmeten Forschungen zu dieser Epoche bildet." - Maria-Verena Blümmel, in:
Zeitschrift für Kultur und Geschichte Ost- und Südostasiens, 1993
"...the author and publisher are to be congratulated for this beautiful edition..." - Jan Van Bragt, in: Asian Folklore Studies, 1996
"...the author and publisher are to be congratulated for this beautiful edition..." - Jan Van Bragt, in: Asian Folklore Studies, 1996
Students and scholars of Japanese studies, ethnology and religious studies.