Froehlich, Judith、Verlag Peter Lang、2007-7、223p、23・・・
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations ....
Acknowledgements . . . .
Introduction ...
1. Orality and Literacy in the Medieval Period
1.1 Literacy ...
1.2 Orality and Literacy,
2. The History of Ategawa no shō .....
2.1 State of the Art
2.2 The Documents
2.3 The Topography
2.4 The Tenth and Eleventh Centuries: The Foundation
of Ategawa no sho
2.5 The Late Twelfth Century: The Rise of the Warriors
2.6 The Thirteenth Century: Temple Economy
and Estate Economy
2.7 The Organisation of Local Estate Society
2.8 The Fourteenth to Fifteenth Centuries:
Kongōbuji and Ategawa no sh
3. Representing Land and Creating a Written Tradition:
The Goshuin engi of Koyasan
3.1 Orality, Literacy and the Legitimisation
of Land Property ...
3.2 The Goshuin engi's Content and its Creation
3.3 Legends and Decrees: Kongōbuji's Claims
over Ategawa no shō in 1004 ....
3.4 The Keeping of the Goshuin engi: Kongōbuji's
Archival System in the Twelfth to Fourteenth Centuries..
その他
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