Teacher of Tenrikyo: Reason and emotion working together ; A response paper to Professor Blackwood

The author further elaborates reason and emotion in Tenrikyo religion in reply to Russell Blackwood's article in this issue of the journal. Michiko Yusa's thesis is that Tenrikyo distinguishes "negative" and "positive" emotions and ascribes reason the power to transform...

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Published in:Asian thought & society
Main Author: Yusa, Michiko (Author)
Format: Print Article
Language:English
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Published: Univ. , Publication Center 1991
In: Asian thought & society
Further subjects:B Association
B Japan
B Religion
B Religious community
B Teaching
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Summary:The author further elaborates reason and emotion in Tenrikyo religion in reply to Russell Blackwood's article in this issue of the journal. Michiko Yusa's thesis is that Tenrikyo distinguishes "negative" and "positive" emotions and ascribes reason the power to transform or purify these negative emotions into positive emotions. (DÜI-Sen)
ISSN:0361-3968
Contains:In: Asian thought & society