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List of Maps, Figures, Diagrams, and Tables | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
A Note on Japanese Names and Terms | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
The Study of Japanese Cultic Centers | 3 | |
A Morphology of Cultural Systems | 11 | |
Organization of the Book | 13 | |
1 | The Creation of the Ceremonial Center | 15 |
The Ceremonial Center | 19 | |
The Ujidera Phenomenon | 20 | |
The Creation of the Kasuga Shrine | 25 | |
Enigmatic Identities | 29 | |
The Organization of the Shrine | 44 | |
The Creation of the Kofukuji | 48 | |
Ceremonies and Ritual Assemblies of the Multiplex | 57 | |
Ideation - Only at the Kofukuji | 64 | |
Constructs of the Mind | 68 | |
2 | Kasuga Daimyojin: Protector Or Ruler? | 71 |
The Jinguji Phenomenon | 72 | |
Associations between Kami and Buddhas/Bodhisattvas | 74 | |
The Kasuga Associations | 82 | |
Kasuga Daimyojin | 93 | |
From Ceremonial Center to Sacred City | 97 | |
The Medieval Organization of the Kasuga Shrine | 100 | |
The Medieval Organization of the Kofukuji | 106 | |
Economic Considerations | 114 | |
Governance and Police | 116 | |
3 | Protocol: The Sociocosmic Organon | 119 |
The Procedural Imperative | 119 | |
The Territorial Imperative | 123 | |
The Sacred Tree: Growth of Ritualized Violence | 137 | |
The Price of Time Renewed | 141 | |
The Ritual Imperative: Rites of the Sacred City | 148 | |
Echoes of Camphorated Maritime Music | 151 | |
The Kasuga Grand Rite | 155 | |
The On-matsuri: A Provincial Matter | 157 | |
Aesthetics and Ethics: Pleasurable Visions | 167 | |
Daijo-in Jisha Zojiki: The World of the Monzeki | 171 | |
4 | The Experience of Transcendence in Kasuga | 186 |
The Sacred Space of the Shrine | 187 | |
Sociocosmic Inscription in Space | 197 | |
Orientation of Human Beings in Space | 200 | |
Kasuga, a Cosmology Embodied in Nature | 202 | |
Buddhist Cosmography and Cosmology | 203 | |
Buddha Land | 206 | |
The Combinatory Process | 208 | |
Pure Land and Sacred Province | 216 | |
The Experience of Time in Kasuga | 219 | |
Space, Time, Ritual, and Performance | 227 | |
Ideation - Only, and a Few Other Things | 229 | |
5 | From Cult to Cultural Revolution | 237 |
A Benevolent Ancestor | 237 | |
Political Expediences | 241 | |
Early Marks of Dissociation | 244 | |
1868: The Year of Cultural Transvestitism | 249 | |
Is Kasuga a Model for All Japanese Multiplexes? | 256 | |
Notes | 259 | |
Bibliography | 279 | |
Index | 287 |
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