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‘Itik
f
.
f.
‘Retreat’ to a
mosque
for a certain period of time, to engage in worship, fasting, and reading the
Qur’
n
.
mosque
for a certain period of time, to engage in worship, fasting, and reading the
Qur’
n.
Itivuttaka
(part of the Buddhist P
li canon)
:
(part of the Buddhist P
li canon):
It
Jinsai
Jinsai(1627–1705).
A Japanese
Confucian
scholar from the movement called Ancient Learning (
kokugaku
). He opened his school in
Ky
where he taught that the true message of the Confucian sages could only be apprehended by reading their ancient writings directly, without reliance upon the later Neo-Confucian commentaries of
Chu
Hsi (1130–1200) and others. His school, known as the Kogid
or ‘Hall of Ancient Meanings’, was continued by his son, It
T
gai (1670–1736), with students drawn from all over Japan. See also
Ogy
Sorai
.
A Japanese
Confucian
scholar from the movement called Ancient Learning (
kokugaku
). He opened his school in
Ky
where he taught that the true message of the Confucian sages could only be apprehended by reading their ancient writings directly, without reliance upon the later Neo-Confucian commentaries ofChu
Hsi (1130–1200) and others. His school, known as the Kogid
or ‘Hall of Ancient Meanings’, was continued by his son, ItTgai (1670–1736), with students drawn from all over Japan. See alsoOgy
Sorai.
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