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Acknowledgments Abbreviations Prologue: Historians' Discourse and the Problem of Nativism
1. Discourse/Ideology: Language/Labor The Language of Ideology The Problematic of Discourse The Ideology of Language
2. Archaism I: The Origin of Discourse Language and the Question of Form and Content The Poetry of Things Inventing the Daily Life
3. Archaism II: The Discourse on Origins The Politics of Poetics The Prose of the World The Chronotope of Collective Time
4. Routinizing the Ancient Way Religion and the Problem of Routinization Sender and Receiver: Constituting a Subject for Discourse Message: The Work of Worship
5. Ruralization I: Figure and Fulfillment Historical Conjuncture Classifying the Cosmos The Rhetoric of Place: Shrine and Village Cosmologizing Agriculture: The Origins of Wealth The Worship of Work
6. Ruralization II: Act and Authority Authority for Action Entrustment and Enabling Embodying Habitus Part for Whole
7. Knowledge, Interest, and the Cultural Order Hermeneutics and History
"Learning the Customs of Folk"
Poetic Knowledge and Politics
8. Accomplices of Restoration Figures of Restoration Between Religion and Polity The Community of Silence Epilogue: Native Knowledge and the Production of a Modern "Japanese Ideology"
Notes Index
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Ronald Oshrin
reviewed Things Seen and Unseen: Discourse and Ideology in Tokugawa Nativism on August 04, 2011
Things Seen and Unseen
Only read intro and epilogue, will revisit this book later ... tons of required readings to deal with, I can only diverge a little ...
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