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Kami Ways in Nationalist Territory
Sitzungsberichte der philosophisch-historischen Klasse 840. Band
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Kami Ways in Nationalist Territory
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978-3-7001-7400-4
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978-3-7001-7542-1
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Bernhard Scheid, Kate Wildman Nakai
Kami Ways in Nationalist Territory
doi:
10.1553/978OEAW74004
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Bernhard Scheid, Kate Wildman Nakai
Preliminaries
i
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Contents
v
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Acknowledgements, Contributors, Abbreviations
vii
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Bernhard Scheid
Introduction : Shinto Studies and the Nonreligious-Shrine Doctrine
1
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Isomae Jun´ichi
Religion, Secularity, and the Articulation of the “Indigenous” in Modernizing Japan
23
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Hayashi Makoto
Nationalism and the Humanities in Modern Japan: Religious, Buddhist, Shinto, and Oriental Studies
51
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Hirafuji Kikuko
Colonial Empire and Mythology Studies: Research on Japanese Myth in the Early Shōwa Period
75
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Kate Wildman Nakai
Coming to Terms with “Reverence at Shrines”: The 1932 Sophia University– Yasukuni Shrine Incident
109
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Endō Jun
Shinto Research and Administration in the First Half of the Twentieth Century: The Case of Miyaji Naokazu
155
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Jean-Pierre Berthon
The Ethnographer, the Scholar, and the Missionary: French Studies on Shinto at the Beginning ot the Twentieth Century
179
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Michael Wachutka
“A Living Past as the Nation’s Personality”: Jinnō Shōtōki, Early Shōwa Nationalism, and Das Dritte Reich
203
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Bernhard Scheid
In Search of Lost Essence: Nationalist Projections in German Shinto Studies
237
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Bernhard Scheid, Kate Wildman Nakai
Index
265
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