[Sca-librarians] miko question

[Solveig Throndardottir]

Noble Cousins!

Greetings from Solveig!

I should point out that while articles on yamabushi and Japanese  
shamen are interesting,
these are distinct cults from cult shintoh which is itself distinct  
from (now abolished) state
shinto and PL (Perfect Libertty) which some argue is a continuation  
of state shintoh.

NOTE: Shinto (The Way of the Gods) and Shinto (New Sword) will tend  
to look the same
in English.

While I was able to find an online index to Monumenta Nipponica, I  
was not able to
find an online index to the Journal of East Asian Studies. Also,  
Cornell at one time
had in its collection something called (if I recall correctly) The  
Journal of the Asiatic
Society of Japan. However, I am not finding it in their catalogue at  
the moment.

Generally speaking, the premier articles in Japanese studies appear  
in Monumenta
Nipponica which is mostly available from JSTOR. Although Monumenta  
Nipponica
does not appear to have an article on Miko, it does have a few  
Shintoh related articles:

KATO Genchi.
The Shinto Studies of Jiun, the Buddhist Priest, and Moto-ori, the  
Shinto Savant.
Volume 1: 2 (1938), 301-16.

DUMOULIN, Heinrich.
Zur Japanischen Shinto-Forschung.
Volume 1: 2 (1938), 576-84.

REITZ, Karl.
Die Feuerberuhigungszeremonie des Shinto (Chinka-sai).
Volume 3: 1 (1940), 109-26.

ISHIBASHI T. & Heinrich Dumoulin, tr.
Yuiitsu-Shinto Myobo-yoshu: Lehrabriss des Yuiitsu-Shinto. [Attr. to  
Yoshida Kanetomo.]
Volume 3: 1 (1940), 182-239.

SECKEL, Dietrich.
Taigenkyu, das Heiligtum des Yuiitsu-Shinto: Eine Studie zur Symbolik  
und Geschichte der japanischen Architektur.
Volume 6 (1943), 52-85.

MORRELL, Robert E., tr.
Muju Ichien's Shinto-Buddhist Syncretism: Shasekishu, Book 1.
Volume 28: 4 (1973), 447-88.

MORRELL, Robert E., tr.
Muju Ichien's Shinto-Buddhist Syncretism: Shasekishu, Book 1.
Volume 28: 4 (1973), 447-88.

MILLS, D. E.
Soga Monogatari, Shintoshu, and the Taketori Legend: The Nature and  
Significance of Parallels between the manabon Soga Monogatari and  
Shintoshu, with Particular Reference to a Parallel Variant of the  
Taketori Legend. [Includes translations of excerpt from
Volume 30: 1 (1975), 37-68.

SHILLONY, Ben-Ami.
The Princess of the Dragon Palace: A New Shinto Sect Is Born.
Volume 39: 2 (1984), 177-82.

GRAPARD, Allan G.
The Shinto of Yoshida Kanetomo.
Volume 47: 1 (1992), 27-58.

GRAPARD, Allan G., tr.
Yuiitsu Shinto Myobo Yoshu. [By Yoshida Kanetomo.]
Volume 47: 2 (1992), 137-62.

TEEUWEN, Mark.
Attaining Union with the Gods: The Secret Books of Watarai Shinto.
Volume 48: 2 (1993), 225-46.

TAJIRI, Yuichiro.
Medieval and Early Modern Shinto Reconsidered.
Volume 53: 3 (1998), 375-382.

TEEUWEN, Mark.
State Shinto: An "Independent Religion"?
Volume 54: 1 (1999), 111-122.


Your Humble Servant
Solveig Throndardottir
Amateur Scholar



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