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Charts the shifting sets of meanings ascribed to old age in medieval Japan, tracing the processes by which the aged body was transformed into a symbol of otherworldly power and the cultural, political, and religious circumstances that inspired its reimagination. Edward R. Drott examines how the aged body was used to conceptualize forms of difference and to convey religious meanings in a variety of texts.

Produktbeschreibung
Charts the shifting sets of meanings ascribed to old age in medieval Japan, tracing the processes by which the aged body was transformed into a symbol of otherworldly power and the cultural, political, and religious circumstances that inspired its reimagination. Edward R. Drott examines how the aged body was used to conceptualize forms of difference and to convey religious meanings in a variety of texts.
Autorenporträt
Edward Drott is assistant professor of Japanese religions at Sophia University in Tokyo.