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L’opposition des mouvements shintoïstes à l’Ouverture : la haine de la différence cultuelle lors de la transition socio-politique du xixe siècle

Yusuke Inenaga

Abstrak

This article aims to analyze how Japanese religious polity legitimates the violence against the "heathen", during the socio-political transition of the nineteenth century. Shinto movements of the time opposed not only to Christianism, seen as likely to disturb public order, but also to the Buddhism, privileged under the Ancien regime. This is about interpreting the new socio-political role of Shinto ideas : restore the foundation of the State after the opening of the country in 1853. This evolution of Shinto reflects two trends : hatred towards strangers on one hand, the malaise arising from socio-political crisis, on the other.

Topik & Kata Kunci

Religions. Mythology. Rationalism

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Yusuke Inenaga

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Inenaga, Y. (2019). L’opposition des mouvements shintoïstes à l’Ouverture : la haine de la différence cultuelle lors de la transition socio-politique du xixe siècle. https://doi.org/10.4000/cerri.2218

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Tahun Terbit: 2019
Sumber Database: DOAJ
DOI: 10.4000/cerri.2218
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