Kami ways in nationalist territory Shinto studies in prewar Japan and the West - Scheid, Bernhard, 1960-; Nakai, Kate Wildman (Wien : Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2013)
Introduction : Shinto studies and the nonreligious-Shrine doctrine / Bernhard Scheid -- Religion, secularity, and the articulation of the "Indigenous" in modernizing Japan / Isomae Jun'ichi -- Nationalism and the humanities in modern Japan : religious, Buddhist, Shinto, and oriental studies / Hayashi Makoto -- Colonial empire and mythology studies : research on Japanese myth in the early Shōwa period / Hirafuji Kikuko -- Coming to terms with "Reverence at Shrines" : the 1932 Sophia University- Yasukuni Shrine incident / Kate Wildman Nakai -- Shinto research and administration in the first half of the twentieth century : the case of Miyaji Naokazu / Endō Jun -- The Ethnographer, the Scholar, and the Missionary : French studies on Shinto at the beginning of the twentieth century / Jean-Pierre Berthon -- "A living past as the nation's personality" : Jinnō Shōtōki, Early Shōwa Nationalism, and Das Dritte Reich / Michael Wachutka -- In search of lost essence : nationalist projections in German Shinto studies / Bernhard Scheid -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Keywords: Shinto -- History -- Congresses; Shinto and politics -- Japan -- Congresses; Japan -- Religion -- History -- Congresses; Japon -- Religion -- Histoire -- Congrès.; Religion; Shinto; Shinto and politics; Japan; Shintō; Kami; Staatskult; Nationalismus; Japan; Schintoismus; Staat; Religionspolitik; Nationalismus; Japan; Conference papers and proceedings; History