Meiji protestantism in history and historiography : a comparative study of Japanese and Western interpretation of early protestantism in Japan
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書誌事項
Meiji protestantism in history and historiography : a comparative study of Japanese and Western interpretation of early protestantism in Japan
（Studien zur interkulturellen Geschichte des Christentums = Études d'histoire interculturelle du christianisme = Studies in the intercultural history of Christianity, Bd. 58）
Lang, c1989
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Originally presented as thesis (doctoral)--Uppsala, 1988
Bibliography p. 148-174
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The interpretation of the Meiji Protestant legacy remains a basic question of Japanese Church History, largely due to Japanese Christian self-criticism after the Pacific War. Through a comparative approach, the present study focuses on how the Meiji Protestant legacy is interpreted in Japanese and Western milieux from 1872 until 1945. In Japan, ecclesiastical, social and individualist interpretations emerge. The historical concern with Meiji Protestantism reaches a climax in the patriotic 1930s. The Western study of Meiji Protestant History, which up to 1909 focused on traditional tenets of mission history, continuity and expansion, thereafter gradually loses its vigour and turns into a general missiological interest. Post-War interpretative developments in Japan and in the West generally follow pre-War patterns. The emerging interpretative history is seen against its background in Japanese and Western ecclesiastical and social milieux.
目次
Contents: Transition from Tokugawa to Meiji Society - Japanese Protestant Foundation (1872-1906) - Reflections on Meiji Protestantism during the Foundation Period (1872-1905), during the Period of Transition (1906-1929) and during the Dark Years (1930-1945).
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