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Tuesday, April 7, 2009

What we're talking about in class today.

Posted by Melissa Anne-Marie Curley at 12:00 PM
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Japanese Religions and Material Culture


online resources for students of Japanese religions and material culture

  • * Creative Commons
  • * Wiki Commons
  • ARTSTOR (JSTOR's beautiful cousin)
  • Kyoto National Museum
  • Matthew Barney's Drawing Restraint Site (DR9 is the inspiration behind JRels this year--see if you can figure out the secrets of the course)
  • Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture (including links to open-access journals)
  • New York Public Library Digital Archive (open-access image archive)
  • Onmark Productions (photo archive)
  • The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
  • The Edo-Tokyo Museum
  • The Osaka Human Rights Museum
  • Tokyo National Museum
  • Willow found this very useful online Encyclopedia of Shinto, a project of Kokugakuin University
  • Willow recommends this site for anyone interested in Japanese monsters.

blog archive

  • ▼  2009 (62)
    • ▼  April (12)
      • Traditional Japanese Swords
      • What we're talking about in class today.
      • Magatama Beads
      • A hat that does more than just keep your head warm.
      • Incense
      • (This is Jared's take on sake. Thank you very much...
      • Bunya Ningyo
      • (This is Alexandra's post on cherry blossoms, or s...
      • Oage and Inarizushi
      • Hina-ningyo--This ain't no Barbie.
      • Japanese demons: Tengu--demons of war
      • Bamboo
    • ►  March (33)
    • ►  February (10)
    • ►  January (7)