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Conclusion: State, Religion, and Tradition in Imperial Japan

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgements ix
  4. Introduction 1
  5. Chapter 1. Deguchi Onisaburò: Early Life to Oomoto Leadership 20
  6. Chapter 2. Neo-Nativism: Oomoto Views on Mythology, Governance, and Agrarianism 45
  7. Chapter 3. Taishò Spiritualism 76
  8. Chapter 4. Exhibitionist Tendencies: Visual Technologies of Proselytization 108
  9. Chapter 5. Paradoxical Internationalism? Oomoto in the World 142
  10. Chapter 6. A Patriotic Turn and the Second Suppression 170
  11. Conclusion: State, Religion, and Tradition in Imperial Japan 191
  12. Notes 197
  13. Selected Bibliography 235
  14. Index 257
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgements ix
  4. Introduction 1
  5. Chapter 1. Deguchi Onisaburò: Early Life to Oomoto Leadership 20
  6. Chapter 2. Neo-Nativism: Oomoto Views on Mythology, Governance, and Agrarianism 45
  7. Chapter 3. Taishò Spiritualism 76
  8. Chapter 4. Exhibitionist Tendencies: Visual Technologies of Proselytization 108
  9. Chapter 5. Paradoxical Internationalism? Oomoto in the World 142
  10. Chapter 6. A Patriotic Turn and the Second Suppression 170
  11. Conclusion: State, Religion, and Tradition in Imperial Japan 191
  12. Notes 197
  13. Selected Bibliography 235
  14. Index 257
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