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Hirata Atsutane (平田 篤胤, 6
October 1776 – 2
November 1843) was a ****anese scholar,
conventionally ranked as one of the Four
Great Men of
Kokugaku (nativist)...
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Motoori Norinaga first advanced the
theory of Kodō,
followed by
Hirata Atsutane and
Honda Chikaatsu [ja] who
completed ****ko Shintō
through rejection of...
- this
school from
kangaku ("Chinese studies"), was po****rized by
Hirata Atsutane in the 19th century. It has been
translated as 'Native Studies' and represented...
- "national learning",
developed by
scholars such as
Motoori Norinaga and
Hirata Atsutane,
promoted what it ****erted were
native ****anese values. For instance, it...
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comparing them with
water and fire or with yin and yang. The
theologian Hirata Atsutane identified Amenominak****hi as the
spirit of the
North Star,
master of...
- philosophy. They are
traditionally enumerated as: Kada no
Azumamaro Kamo no
Mabuchi Motoori Norinaga Hirata Atsutane ****anese
definition 個人的には納得できない「国学の四大人...
- century.
Hirata Atsutane, a
Shinto fanatic and ****anese
Kokugaku theorist,
wrote a
biography of the
Buddha from a
critical perspective.
Atsutane's book was subsequently...
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influences —
particularly Buddhism.: 28 In the
Meiji era,
scholar Hirata Atsutane advocated for a
return to "National Learning" as a way to
eliminate the...
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Kunitomo became an
acquaintance of the
Shinto theologian and
nativist Hirata Atsutane, and was in
regular contact with him.
Around this time,
Kunitomo was involved...
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Matsuo Taseko (a
woman who
farmed silkworms in the Ina Valley) from
Hirata Atsutane's School of
National Learning: "It is
disgusting the
agitation over thread...
