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The Culture of Screcy in Japanese Religion |
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Author |
Scheid, Bernhard
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Teeuwen, Mark
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Date | 2006 |
Pages | 397 |
Publisher | Routledge |
Location | US [美國] |
Content type | 書籍=Book |
Language | 英文=English |
Keyword | Secrecy; Japan; Civilization; Tantric Buddhism; Tantric Buddhism |
Table of contents | 1. Introduction: Japan's Medieval Culture of Secrecy Part 1 : Prologue 2. Secrets, Secrecy, and the Study of Religions 3. The Problem of Secrecy in Indian Tantric Buddhism 4. Myth and Secrecy in Tang-Period Tantric Buddhism Part 2: Japan's Medieval Culture of Secrecy 5. Secrecy in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism 6. Reconsidering the Taxonomy of the "Esoteric" 7. Knowing vs. Owning a Secret 8. Secrecy, Sex and Apocrypha 9. Esotericism in Noh Commentaries and Plays 10. The Elephant in the Room 11. Myths, Rites, and Icons 12. Two Modes of Secrecy Part 3: The Demise of Secrecy 13. When Secrecy Ends 14. Hiding the Shoguns 15. "Esoteric" and "Public" |
ISBN | 9780415387132 |
Hits | 422 |
Created date | 2007.09.19 |
Modified date | 2014.06.24 |
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