Animación japonesa y shintō by Christian Emmanuel Hernández Esquivel

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Physician Kitasato Shibasaburō: Achievements and posthumous veneration in Shintō by V. A. Gorshkov-Cantacuzene

“…No less interesting is his posthumous veneration in Shinto, which was combined with the veneration of the German physician Robert Koch (1843–1910), a teacher and senior friend of Kitasato Shibasaburō. …”
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Le shintō sécularisé de la restauration de Meiji by Aurélien Allard

Subjects: “…shintō…”
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Social Work Intervention Research in Child Sponsorship Programs: Enhancing Psychological Well-being of Marginalized Adolescents by Shinto Joseph, Sheeja Remani B. Karalam, Jasmine Mathew

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Prevalence, Awareness, Treatment, and Control of Hypertension and Its Associated Risk Factors: Results from Baseline Survey of SWADES Family Cohort Study by M. D. Saju, Komal Preet Allagh, Lorane Scaria, Shinto Joseph, Jotheeswaran Amuthavalli Thiyagarajan

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Improvement in CPP-GMR read head sensor performance using [001]-oriented polycrystalline half-metallic Heusler alloy Co2FeGa0.5Ge0.5 and CoFe bilayer electrode by Dolly Taparia, Taisuke Sasaki, Tomoya Nakatani, Hirofumi Suto, Yoshio Miura, Zehao Li, Varun Kumar Kushwaha, Kazuumi Inubushi, Shinto Ichikawa, Katsuyuki Nakada, Tomoyuki Sasaki, Seiji Mitani, Yuya Sakuraba

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Impact of discontinuation of cephazolin prophylaxis on the incidence of postoperative adverse events in cataract surgery by Kazutaka Uchida, Keita Takahama, Kenshiro Higashi, Yuki Kusano, Koki Matsumoto, Yoshihiro Nakagawa, Kazutaka Oda

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Męczeństwo – chrześcijańska wyłączność? by Krzysztof Kościelniak

“…Martyrdom as a phenomenon peculiar to monotheistic religions (Christianity, Judaism, Islam) has also analogies in Far East belief systems (e.g. Buddhism, Shinto, Hinduism, Sikhism). The phenomenon of suicide martyrdom – not only specific to Islamic religion – forms of fundamental values of self-sacrifice as a supreme ideal – a God (gods) – given opportunity – for salvation of the soul, as much as for redemption of society and state. …”
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Ponyo sur la falaise : le testament mythopoétique de Hayao Miyazaki by Nathalie Dufayet

“…His art of storytelling is based on the invention of other imaginary worlds, literary intertextuality, the perpetual reinvention of Shinto folklore, and, more broadly, on universal mythic culture. …”
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Migration and Environment or about the Human as Climatic Being: Tetsurō Watsuji’s Dialectical Concept and How It Can Be Applied to the Issue of Migration by Bianca Boteva-Richter

“…The subject, according to this view, emerges from a new synthetic blend of a Buddhist-Shinto-Confucian-European model. This approach should allow for a deeper and more differentiated understanding of the relationship between human beings, human beings and nature, and lead to new perspectives in understanding humans as climatic beings. …”
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Once again about the “Miraculous Power of Waka”. Setsuwa Tales about Poets in the Jikkinsho by N. N. Trubnikova

“…On many examples from the life of Heian poets, the compiler of the Jikkinshō discusses the role of poetry in such spheres as human communication and shintō worship. The compiler examines the relation between various “ways” of realizing one’s talent (waka and kanshi poetry, music, etс). …”
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The influence of Shingon Buddhism on the formation of socio-cultural practices of Japanese martial arts by A.E. Lestev

“…Based on the methods of cultural and interpretive anthropology, the rituals, training methods, specific techniques, and philosophical concepts of martial arts influenced by Shingon Buddhism were discussed. The reflection of Shinto-Buddhist syncretism in the traditions of martial arts schools, by the example of the Hachiman cult and the Marishiten cult, was discussed. …”
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Entre o Butsudan e a missa: práticas religiosas de imigrantes japoneses no Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil by Tomoko Kimura Gaudioso, André Luis Ramos Soares

“…This study aims to show the religious diversity, especially religious expression from the Far East, in particular those that have arisen throughout the Japanese immigration to Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Japanese traditional religion, such as Buddhism and Shinto, Japanese new religions, such as Perfect Liberty, Soka Gakkai e Tenrikyô, and the interaction with the local religions, such as Catholicism, Protestantism and African-Brazilian religions. …”
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Catastrophes au Japon et complexité des relations homme/nature. De l’apport de la médiance… by Jean Lagane

“…In other words, the natural environment in Japan consists, on the one hand, of the inhabited and anthropic world which is referred to by ecumene and, secondly, the uninhabited world, the vast realm of nature and Shinto deities (kami) - ereme. Therefore, the perception that the Japanese have of nature is that of a subject «for granted». …”
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Percival Lowell as a researcher of Japanese culture by D.E. Martynov, Yu.A. Martynova, R.R. Mukhametzanov

“…Lowell remain important as the primary sources for Japanese art and Shinto rituals. We have used the comparative and historical-typological methods to analyze P. …”
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Higher Environmental Education in Japan: Social Mission and National Peculiarities by Yu. L. Mazurov, A. I. Bancheva

“…This unique  phenomenon is usually associated with traditions of Shinto, but this is only  one part of the national realities. …”
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Religious and Political Reforms of Emperor Mimaki. Part 3: New High Priest of Miwa and Arrangement of Yamato Cults by Dmitry A. Surowen

“…The article also described the process of territorial arrangement of Shintō shrines in the newly united Yamato state.…”
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The Divinity of the Emperor and Postwar Japanese Conservative Nationalism by Yijiang Zhong

“…Key to this culturalist argument is an essentialized dichotomy between Japanese culture and Western culture, more specifically a binary between Shinto kami and the Christian God—that the Japanese concept of kami is qualitatively different from that of the Christian God, so the emperor is not God but is kami; therefore, the emperor’s divinity is not really denied and he remains the spiritual pillar of the Japanese nation even under the postwar constitutional regime. …”
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Necessity of Critique in Islamic Art and Architecture by Shohreh Javadi

“…Eastern and Western traditionalists argue that all divine and non-divine religions—Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Shinto, etc.—share a common and eternal truth that lies in the holy tradition or the ancient and eternal custom that exists in all cultures and civilizations. …”
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