This is my master’s thesis. Below you will find my abstract and beneath that an image of one of the woodblock prints, the male (inshoku, or diet) version. So, if it gets too boring, just scroll down to the picture!
By the period of the Bakumatsu, 1850s Japan, two woodblock prints had published and [...]
Archive for May, 2008
Yôjô kagami [The Model to the Cultivation of Life]
Posted in History of Japan, History of Science/Medicine, Japanese Society on 2008/05/19 | Leave a Comment »
Here are some videos.
Posted in History of Japan, History of Science/Medicine, Reflections on 2008/05/17 | 2 Comments »
It is narrated by the blessed Prophet (may God bless him and grant him peace) that continuity in the minor is superior to singularity in the major. In other words, we are taught that performing a good deed, action, or whatever term you might choose to ascribe to the “positive,” the small continued act [...]
One day, two months, spiritual energy…?
Posted in Uncategorized on 2008/05/09 | 1 Comment »
Unfortunately my “one more day” was followed by more than two and half months of silence. This is largely due to two major things that recently took place in my life. This blog of mine has never been explicitly personal and I don’t plan to start making it as such. However, I did decide where [...]
