KnowraKokugakuLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Kokugaku, each with the reason it gives.All 9Related 5Narrower topic 4KojikiRelated: Kokugaku scholars made the Kojiki a key source for interpreting Japan’s ancient traditions.Sonnō jōiNarrower topic: Its emperor-centered ideas formed part of the intellectual background to late Edo loyalism.Mono no awareNarrower topic: Norinaga developed his account of mono no aware within this movement's recovery of classical literature.Man'yōshūRelated: Its scholars treated the anthology as evidence of ancient Japanese language and thought.Kojiki-denNarrower topic: Kojiki-den became a defining work of this movement’s study of Japanese antiquity.Motoori NorinagaNarrower topic: Norinaga became kokugaku’s most influential scholar through his close readings of ancient works.Shinbutsu bunriRelated: Kokugaku ideas helped furnish an intellectual case for distinguishing kami traditions from Buddhism.Ueda AkinariRelated: Akinari’s scholarship engaged with the contested interpretation of Japan’s classical texts.Nobutsuna SasakiRelated: It provides an earlier scholarly precedent for close engagement with ancient Japanese literature.