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Interactions between Religious and Political Authority - complete volume

doi: 10.1553/978OEAW92091

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Preliminaries

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Table of Content

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Contributors

page 9

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Acknowledgements

page 13

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List of Figures and Tables

page 15

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Part I - Interactions in Pre-Modern Societies

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1. Charisma, Authority, and Legitimation: Types and Strategies of Politico-Religious Domination in Medieval Japanese Buddhism

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2. In the Sovereign’s Presence: Fujiwara no Nakamaro and the Creation of the History of the Fujiwara House

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3. Fighting Fu Yi: Daoxuan and his Defense of Buddhism in the Social and Political Context of the early Tang Period

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4. Te Sabao: Foreign Ofcials of the Tang Dynasty at the Intersection Between Politics and Religion

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Part II - Interactions in Modern and Contemporary Societies

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5. Academic Authority and the Pitfalls of Politics and Religion: Meiji-Period Shintō as Mirrored in the Kume Incident of 1892

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6. Student Protests and Authority Formation in the Post-War Reformation of the United Church of Christ in Japan

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7. Constitutional and Political Problems in the Separation of State and Religion in Contemporary Japan

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8. Authority in Confucian Politics of Religion: Notes on Contemporary Confucianism in the People’s Republic of China

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Index

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