Tag: Medieval Japanese Buddhism

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Marta Sanvido

Post author By mheller1
Post date November 21, 2019

Tags Buddhism, Chan, Chinese religions, Daoism, Engi-mono, Gozan manuscripts, Japanese religions, Kamakura Buddhism, Kirigami, Koan, Medieval Japanese Buddhism, Meiji period, Muromachi Buddhism, Neo-Confucianism, Onmyōdō, Ritual formation, Soto school, Zen Buddhism

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Kira Thibaudeau

Post author By mheller1
Post date November 21, 2019

Tags Buddhist material culture, Buddhist nuns, Critical theory, East Asian Buddhism, Material culture, Medieval Japanese Buddhism, Religious studies, Sex and gender studies, Visual culture

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Jacqueline Stone

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Buddhism, Buddhism and identity formation, Buddhism and the state, Death in Buddhism, Japanese religions, Kamakura Buddhism, Lotus Sutra and its reception history, Medieval Japanese Buddhism, Modern Buddhism, Nichiren, Nichiren Buddhism, Original enlightenment, Tendai Buddhism

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Sujung Kim

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Buddhist mythology, East Asian religions, Gender, Maritime networks, Material culture, Medieval Japanese Buddhism, Modern/Contemporary Korean Buddhism, Visual culture