num_pages: 293
description:  Rearranging Art and History at a Japanese Buddhist Temple is the first in-depth examination in English of the temple's art, architecture, and history. Relying on sensitive consideration of context along with traditional art historical modes of analysis, it offers a fuller understanding of a site of signal importance in the history of Japanese Buddhism. Its sophisticated blending of approaches will find an appreciative audience among art historians, historians, students of Japanese religion, and more broadly Buddhologists and others interested in the history of religion.
language: English
title: Muroji: Rearranging Art And History At A Japanese Buddhist Temple
titlecomplete: Muroji: Rearranging Art And History At A Japanese Buddhist Temple
publisher: Univ of Hawaii Pr