The Cambridge History of Japan, Volume 3John Whitney Hall Cambridge University Press, 1988 - 712 pagine |
Sommario
The Kamakura bakufu | 1 |
Introduction I | 5 |
Discussion of the chapters in this volume | 12 |
Concluding notes | 27 |
Selected bibliography | 39 |
The Kamakura bakufu | 46 |
Medieval shōen | 89 |
The decline of the Kamakura bakufu | 128 |
The regional consolidation of peasant society | 330 |
The sengoku daimyo and the peasants | 341 |
Acceleration of commerce and monetization | 360 |
Commerce and cities in the Nambokuchō | 376 |
Conclusion | 394 |
Cultural life in medieval Japan | 423 |
Changes in the international relations of East Asia | 440 |
The revival of Shinto and the late Kamakura period | 455 |
Japan after the Mongol wars | 148 |
The fall of the Kamakura bakufu | 160 |
The Muromachi bakufu | 175 |
The founding of the Muromachi bakufu | 183 |
The path to Ashikaga legitimacy | 189 |
The Muromachi distribution of power | 201 |
instruments | 211 |
Panorama Edo and | 217 |
Bakufu fiscal and manpower supports | 219 |
The last hundred years | 225 |
shugo and kokujin | 231 |
Kawachi provinces ca 1379 | 249 |
The relationship between shugo and kokujin | 253 |
The decline of the shōen system | 260 |
The development of the shugo domainal system | 272 |
Peasants protest and growth | 280 |
The collapse of the shōen proprietors authority | 289 |
the disappearance of the shōen | 298 |
Land development and agricultural operations | 310 |
The economic life of the peasants | 324 |
The noh theater | 462 |
The evolution of new interior settings for the arts | 468 |
nostalgia | 479 |
The world of | 497 |
Working for a living | 511 |
Election of the gods | 518 |
Akashi no Kakuichi | 531 |
Conclusion | 541 |
Buddhism in the Kamakura period | 544 |
The response of the Buddhist establishment | 560 |
The formation of religious organizations | 571 |
Conclusion | 580 |
The development of the Zen monastic institution | 596 |
Economy and administration of the medieval | 637 |
Changes in Zen practice culture and the monastic | 643 |
Works cited | 653 |
Glossary | 687 |
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