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Buddhist-Confucian Polemics in Seventeenth-Century Japan
The Critics of Hayashi Razan
Series: - Brill's Japanese Studies Library, Volume: 80
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The History of Thought of the Edo Period is a lively area of research. You have the choice between Shinto, Confucianism, Buddhism, National Studies, and Dutch Studies, none of which was the state ideology, and all of which were practised together in a small, interactive intellectual world. The intellectuals shared a common language (classical Chinese), and polemics was one of the ways in which they interacted.
This volume contains the new, annotated translations of two of such polemical treatises (dating from 1686 and 1687): two Buddhist monks attacking the "arch-Confucian" Hayashi Razan (1583-1657) in the name of Buddhism and Shinto.
This volume contains the new, annotated translations of two of such polemical treatises (dating from 1686 and 1687): two Buddhist monks attacking the "arch-Confucian" Hayashi Razan (1583-1657) in the name of Buddhism and Shinto.
W.J. Boot took his Ph.D. at Leiden University in 1983, and worked there as professor of Japanese Studies from 1985 till his retirement in 2012. His publications include Tetsugaku Companion to Ogyū Sorai (Springer, 2019; edited together with Takayama Daiki).
Preface
About This Text: Conventions
Abbreviations
Introductions
â1âHonchÅ jinjakÅÂ â the Author, Context, and Text
â2âJinjakÅ bengi
â3âFusÅ gobusshin-ron
1 HonchÅ JinjakÅÂ â Translation
2 JinjakÅ bengi
â1âIntroduction â JinjakÅ bengi: the Text
â2âTranslation: Fasc. 1
â3âTranslation: Fasc. 2
3 FusÅ gobusshin-ron
â1âIntroduction â FusÅ gobusshin-ron: the Text
â2âTranslation: Preface
â3âTranslation: Fascicle 1
â4âTranslation: Fascicle 2
â5âTranslation: Fascicle 3
Appendix 1: Ju-Butsu mondÅ
Appendix 2: Sendai kuji hongi taisei-kyÅ
Appendix 3: Polemics between Buddhist Priests, Confucian Scholars, and Shinto Priests
Bibliography
Index
About This Text: Conventions
Abbreviations
Introductions
â1âHonchÅ jinjakÅÂ â the Author, Context, and Text
â2âJinjakÅ bengi
â3âFusÅ gobusshin-ron
1 HonchÅ JinjakÅÂ â Translation
2 JinjakÅ bengi
â1âIntroduction â JinjakÅ bengi: the Text
â2âTranslation: Fasc. 1
â3âTranslation: Fasc. 2
3 FusÅ gobusshin-ron
â1âIntroduction â FusÅ gobusshin-ron: the Text
â2âTranslation: Preface
â3âTranslation: Fascicle 1
â4âTranslation: Fascicle 2
â5âTranslation: Fascicle 3
Appendix 1: Ju-Butsu mondÅ
Appendix 2: Sendai kuji hongi taisei-kyÅ
Appendix 3: Polemics between Buddhist Priests, Confucian Scholars, and Shinto Priests
Bibliography
Index
Scholars and students with an interest in the History of Thought of Early-Modern Japan, more specifically, in the interrelation between Confucianism, Buddhism, and Shinto.