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(1) Shinto [indeginous]
(2) Buddhist [from India by way of China
(3) Taoist [from China]
(4) Confucian [from China] |
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| What are the 4 religious traditions of Japan |
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| no religions, but is deeply religious |
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| Basho follows what religion? |
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| Nationalistic, serve to agressive nationalism, shrines to local nature gods, loose organization |
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| Describe the Shinto religion. (4) |
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| Greatly changed in China and Japan, Buddha teaches 4 noble truths |
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| Describe the Buddhist religion (2) |
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| Nature, philosophical and popular [superstitions and magic], tradition is elusive-can go anywhere without being noticed |
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| Describe the Taoist religion (3) |
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| Political and social, doesn't deny gods or another world, teaches how to be a good human, obedience while keeping integrity |
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| Describe the Confucian religion (4) |
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This describes the typical confucian-cheery, social, longtime confidant.
This quote comes from "Travelogue of Weather-Beaten Bones" |
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Tell importance of quote and what journal it comes from:
"My traveling companion, Chiri, inspires confidence and provides every possible comfort. A longtime confidant, he meets the Confucian ideal of 'one who is sincere in conversation with friends.'" |
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| In Japan, all religious beliefs tend to _____________ |
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This describes an important shrine to Shinto
"Travelogue of Weather-Beaten Bones" |
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Explain importance of the quote and tell what journal it comes from.
"I traveled on to visit an old friend in Ise and stayed about ten days. Early one evening I visited the Outer Shrine of the seat of Shinto religion. Long shadows fell over the First Torii, and a few lamps were already lit. A cold autumn wind came through the sacred mountain pines, piercing to the bone." |
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| Candide, philosophical tale |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term Conte |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term kokoro |
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| the pathos inherent in the beauty of the outer world, a beauty that is inexorably fated to disappear together with the observer |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term mono-no-aware |
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| the floating world; the world of phenomena; nature |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term ukiyo-e |
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| one of the most celebrated warriors. defeated in rebellion against his father |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term lord yoshitomo |
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| villagers abondoned their aging mothers to die. goes here because of tradition |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term mount obasute |
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| wasn't written by basho. written years after he died. this journal is better because he explains more in all thoughts, feelings, and goes into depth about the travel journal |
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| narrow road to the interior |
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| most famous travel journal. this journal begins in may unlike the other journals which start in autumn. this journal is more joyful |
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| narrow road to the interior |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term oku-no-hosomichi |
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| friend for most of the journey |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term Sora |
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| individual associated with zen religion |
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| Give the definition and importance of the term saigyo |
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| Edo (now tokyo) where he begins journey |
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| Where does Basho now live? What is the importance of that? |
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