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4 produkter

  1. Tomoko Iwasawa - Tama in Japanese Myth, Häftad. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Tama in Japanese Myth

    A Hermeneutical Study of Ancient Japanese Divinity

    Av Tomoko Iwasawa

    Häftad, 2011

    556 kr

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    Tama in Japanese Myth attempts to elucidate Japanese religious experiences by presenting a new interpretation of the oldest existing text of Japanese myth, the Kojiki. Informed by phenomenological hermeneutics, Iwasawa shows that the concept of tama lies at the core of Japanese religious …

  2. Tomoko Iwasawa - Tama in Japanese Myth, Inbunden. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Tama in Japanese Myth

    A Hermeneutical Study of Ancient Japanese Divinity

    Av Tomoko Iwasawa

    Inbunden, 2011

    1204 kr

    Lägg i varukorg

    Tama in Japanese Myth attempts to elucidate Japanese religious experiences by presenting a new interpretation of the oldest existing text of Japanese myth, the Kojiki. Informed by phenomenological hermeneutics, Iwasawa shows that the concept of tama lies at the core of Japanese religious …

  3. Tomoko Iwasawa - Shinto and the Japanese Kami, Häftad. Tillgänglighet: Kommande

    Shinto and the Japanese Kami

    Av Tomoko Iwasawa

    Häftad, 2026

    246 kr

    Kommande

    This Element examines the Japanese experience of the divine through the concept of kami, understood not as transcendent authorities but as vital presences embedded in nature, community, and the human body. Rather than presenting Shinto as a fixed religion, it traces the historical formation of kami …

  4. Tomoko Iwasawa - Shinto and the Japanese Kami, Inbunden. Tillgänglighet: Kommande

    Shinto and the Japanese Kami

    Av Tomoko Iwasawa

    Inbunden, 2026

    791 kr

    Kommande

    This Element examines the Japanese experience of the divine through the concept of kami, understood not as transcendent authorities but as vital presences embedded in nature, community, and the human body. Rather than presenting Shinto as a fixed religion, it traces the historical formation of kami …