A History of the Development of Japanese Thought from A.D. 592 to 1868, Volume 1Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1967 - Japan |
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... known to Shōtoku , and they include the rule of majority decision . The fact that consultation with others was not explicitly encouraged by Ashoka or by Songtsan - Gampo is also worthy of note . This idea or spirit of consultation with ...
... known to Shōtoku , and they include the rule of majority decision . The fact that consultation with others was not explicitly encouraged by Ashoka or by Songtsan - Gampo is also worthy of note . This idea or spirit of consultation with ...
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... known as ' shugendo ' or ' the Way of the mountain anchorites ' or ' yama- bushi , ' a special sect syncretic of Buddhism and Shintoism . Well - known examples were Mt. Katsuragi and Kimbusen in Yamato , Hakusan in Kaga , Futaara - san ...
... known as ' shugendo ' or ' the Way of the mountain anchorites ' or ' yama- bushi , ' a special sect syncretic of Buddhism and Shintoism . Well - known examples were Mt. Katsuragi and Kimbusen in Yamato , Hakusan in Kaga , Futaara - san ...
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... known.2 ( Better known critics of Christian thought are mostly Zen monks . ) The present article will concentrate on the anti - Christian activ- ities of Banzui'i Shōnin Byakudō ( 1542-1615 ) . We will consider the manner in which ...
... known.2 ( Better known critics of Christian thought are mostly Zen monks . ) The present article will concentrate on the anti - Christian activ- ities of Banzui'i Shōnin Byakudō ( 1542-1615 ) . We will consider the manner in which ...
Contents
THE IDEAL OF A UNIVERSAL STATE AND ITS PHIL | 1 |
PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS OF THE NARA AND | 39 |
MEDIEVAL THOUGHT | 59 |
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