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The Buddhist Sects of Japan: Their History, Philosophical Doctrines and Sanctuaries

E Steinilber-Oberlin

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1. The Kusha Sect 2. The Jo-Jitsu Sect 3. The Sanron Sect 4. The Hosso Sect 5. The Kegon Sect 6. The Tendai Sect 7. The Shingon Sect 8. The Zen Sect 9. The Jodo Sect 10. The Shinshu Sect 11. The Nichiren Sect 12. In the Margin of Canonical Books Conclusion - The Coming Buddhism. Texts. Bibliography.

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1. The Kusha Sect 2. The Jo-Jitsu Sect 3. The Sanron Sect 4. The Hosso Sect 5. The Kegon Sect 6. The Tendai Sect 7. The Shingon Sect 8. The Zen Sect 9. The Jodo Sect 10. The Shinshu Sect 11. The Nichiren Sect 12. In the Margin of Canonical Books Conclusion - The Coming Buddhism. Texts. Bibliography.

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1. The Kusha Sect 2. The Jo-Jitsu Sect 3. The Sanron Sect 4. The Hosso Sect 5. The Kegon Sect 6. The Tendai Sect 7. The Shingon Sect 8. The Zen Sect 9. The Jodo Sect 10. The Shinshu Sect 11. The Nichiren Sect 12. In the Margin of Canonical Books Conclusion - The Coming Buddhism. Texts. Bibliography.

Key concepts: Sect, Buddhism, Religious studies, Philosophy, Theology

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