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History of Japanese Religion With Special Reference to the Social and Moral Life of the Nation, The great achievement of Masaharu Anesaki&#180s work is to show how Shinto, Buddhism, and Confucianism were molded and combined by the circumstances of the times and the people into a composite whole, so that the Japanese of today are, consciously or , History of Japanese Religion With Special Reference to the Social and Moral Life of the Nation

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History of Japanese Religion With Special Reference to the Social and Moral Life of the Nation
Written by author Masaharu Anesaki
Published by John Wiley & Sons, 1996/09/13
The great achievement of Masaharu Anesaki&#180s work is to show how Shinto, Buddhism, and Confucianism were molded and combined by the circumstances of the times and the people into a composite whole, so that the Japanese of today are, consciously or

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Introductory: The People and the Phases of their Civilization 1

Bk. I The Shinto Religion and the Communal System, Early Stages and Survival

General Features of Shinto 19

Shinto Mythology 24

Religion and Social Life 32

Bk. II Introduction of Buddhism and Its Establishment (about 600-800)

Spread of Buddhism and its Arrival in Japan 51

The Prince-Regent Shotoku, His Ideals and Work 57

Buddhist Inspiration and its Manifestations 66

Reforms and Progress 79

The Period of Nara and the Glories of the Tempyo Era 86

The Culminating Phases of the Culture of Nara 97

Bk. III The Period of Heian, An Age of Peace and Ease (about 800-1200)

The New Departure and General Features 107

Saicho and His Work 111

Shingon Buddhism and Kukai's Work 123

Religion and Social Life 134

Bk. IV The Age of Feudal Strife and Religious Struggle (about 1200-1600)

General Features of the Kamakura Period (1186-1333) 167

Amita-Buddhism or Jodo Pietism 170

Nichiren and His Prophetic Religion 191

Zen Buddhism 206

Social Disintegration after the Fourteenth Century 215

Religious Strife 229

Kirishitan Missions, Japan's First Contact with Europe and Christianity 240

End of Confusion and Dawn of Peace 254

Bk. V The Tokugawa Regime of Peace and Order (1600-1868)

The Establishment of a Firm Rule 259

Confucianism and its Schools 270

The Blooming of Culture and the Rise of the Bourgeoisie 284

Peace, Refinement, and Degeneration 294

Popular Teachers in Religion and Ethics 299

Revival of Shinto 307

The Last Stage of the Tokugawa Regime 317

Bk. VI The Era of Meiji and the Present, An Age of Progress and Problems (1868-1928)

The New Era, its Start and Characteristics 329

Religious Policy and Problems 334

A Decade of Europeanization 348

Conservative Reaction and Religious Problems 360

Spiritual Unrest and the Rise of Individualism 375

Social Unrest, Sharper Antagonism Between Radicals and Conservatives 385

The World War and After 393

Index 411

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	Introductory: The People and the Phases of their Civilization	1
Bk. I	The Shinto Religion and the Communal System, Early Stages and Survival
	General Features of Shinto	19
	Shinto Mythology	24
	Religion and Social Life	32
Bk. II	Introduction of Buddhism and Its Establishment (about 600-800)
	Spread of Buddhism and its Arrival in Japan	51
	The Prince-Regent Shotoku, His Ideals and Work	57
	Buddhist Inspiration and its Manifestations	66
	Reforms and Progress	79
	The Period of Nara and the Glories of the Tempyo Era	86
	The Culminating Phases of the Culture of Nara	97
Bk. III	The Period of Heian, An Age of Peace and Ease (about 800-1200)
	The New Departure and General Features	107
	Saicho and His Work	111
	Shingon Buddhism and Kukai's Work	123
	Religion and Social Life	134
Bk. IV	The Age of Feudal Strife and Religious Struggle (about 1200-1600)
	General Features of the Kamakura Period (1186-1333)	167
	Amita-Buddhism or Jodo Pietism	170
	Nichiren and His Prophetic Religion	191
	Zen Buddhism	206
	Social Disintegration after the Fourteenth Century	215
	Religious Strife	229
	Kirishitan Missions, Japan's First Contact with Europe and Christianity	240
	End of Confusion and Dawn of Peace	254
Bk. V	The Tokugawa Regime of Peace and Order (1600-1868)
	The Establishment of a Firm Rule	259
	Confucianism and its Schools	270
	The Blooming of Culture and the Rise of the Bourgeoisie	284
	Peace, Refinement, and Degeneration	294
	Popular Teachers in Religion and Ethics	299
	Revival of Shinto	307
	The Last Stage of the Tokugawa Regime	317
Bk. VI	The Era of Meiji and the Present, An Age of Progress and Problems (1868-1928)
	The New Era, its Start and Characteristics	329
	Religious Policy and Problems	334
	A Decade of Europeanization	348
	Conservative Reaction and Religious Problems	360
	Spiritual Unrest and the Rise of Individualism	375
	Social Unrest, Sharper Antagonism Between Radicals and Conservatives	385
	The World War and After	393
	Index	411