Asian Folk Religion and Cultural Interaction epub pdf txt mobi 電子書下載 2024

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著者原文作者： Yoshihiro Nikaidō

齣版者出版社：國立臺灣大學出版中心訂閱出版社新書快訊新功能介紹

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齣版日期出版日期：2015/11/09

語言語言：英文

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This book uses a cultural interaction approach to discuss numerous temples and shrines of Sinitic origin that house Daoist, Buddhist, and folk gods. Such deities were transmitted outside the Chinese continent, or were introduced from other regions and syncretized. Examples include temple guardian gods that arrived in Japan from China and later became deified as part of the Five Mountain system, and a Daoist deity that transformed into a god in Japan after syncretizing with Myōken Bosatsu. The profoundly different images of Ksitigarbha in China and Japan are discussed, as well as Mt. Jiuhua, the center of Ksitigarbha in modern China. Lastly, the process by which Sinitic gods were transmitted to regions outside of the Chinese continent, such as Taiwan, Singapore, and Okinawa, is explored.

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　　Yoshihiro Nikaidō is Professor of Asian Cultural studies at the Kansai University, Japan.

Asian Folk Religion and Cultural Interaction epub pdf txt mobi 電子書下載

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Foreword

Section I: Cultural Interaction and Sinitic Gods in Japanese Buddhist Temples

Chapter 1: Temple Guardian Gods in the Sino-Japanese Five Mountain Temple System and Cultural Interaction

Chapter 2: Temple Guardian Gods of the Ōbaku School of Zen Buddhism and Cultural Interaction

Chapter 3: Cultural Interaction: Myōken Bosatsu 妙見神 and the God Zhenwu 真武

Chapter 4: Differences and Cultural Interaction between the Japanese and Chinese Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha

Section II: Travels and Cultural Interaction of the Gods in Asia

Chapter 1: Temples and Cultural Interaction in Taiwan and Singapore

Chapter 2: Sinitic Gods and Cultural Interaction in Nagasaki and Okinawa

Conclusion