A comparison between Tibetan and Naxi religious culture
Zhou Jun-hua
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Zhou Jun-hua
Abstract
Because of natural ecological environments and cultural ecological environments, Naxi religious culture and Tibetan religious culture have not only natural relations but also bigger differences. Tibetan, farther from the center of the main-stream-culture and living in a worse ecological situations, have made Ben (a religious) theorized under the influenced of Buddhism from west, while Dongba (a religious), with the nationality's acceptance of Confucianism, has degenerated into the one concerned more rites.
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Because of natural ecological environments and cultural ecological environments, Naxi religious culture and Tibetan religious culture have not only natural relations but also bigger differences. Tibetan, farther from the center of the main-stream-culture and living in a worse ecological situations, have made Ben (a religious) theorized under the influenced of Buddhism from west, while Dongba (a religious), with the nationality's acceptance of Confucianism, has degenerated into the one concerned more rites.
Key concepts: Naxi, Buddhism, Nationality, Natural (archaeology), Sociology, Ecology, Geography, Environmental ethics