The notion of Shinto as Japan's "indigenous religion" stemmed from the growth of modern nationalism between the Edo and Meiji periods ; this view promoted the idea that Shinto's origins were prehistoric and that it represented something like the "underlying will of Japanese culture".
17 сент. 2009 г. · This article looks at the relationship between Shinto and the cause of Japanese nationalism. |
Kokugaku was a Shinto movement that borrowed from the earlier kogaku movement ... Shinto. Nationalism in Early Modern Japan is the renowned Shinto scholar Motoori ... |
Definitions of Shintō and nationalism. ▷ Early forms of state-centered veneration. ▷ Buddhism's role in the state. ▷ Constitutional and religious ... |
In the early twentieth century, a fervent nationalism developed within State Shintō. This ultranationalism gained widespread military and public support and led ... |
In this struggle between super-nationalism, as embodied in State Shinto, and doctrines of universalism, Buddhism has fared no better than Christian- ity, and ... |
In this article I would like to focus on the topic of. “accommodation” as understood by the Japanese Catholic Church in the early Showa era when nationalism was ... |
Rather than Shinto studies alone, the broader context of Shinto and nationalism in academic discourse will be addressed. As an academic discipline, Shinto ... |
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