The religion does not see man and women as inherently different. In fact, “…in village ideology male and female, death and life, leader and laity, good and bad, and human and kami-sama are not understood as natural or essential opposites” (129). The lack of polarity the basic understanding and outlook of life helps to keep the religion from developing a hierarchy based on gender...
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The religion does not see man and women as inherently different. In fact, “…in village ideology male and female, death and life, leader and laity, good and bad, and human and kami-sama are not understood as natural or essential opposites” (129). The lack of polarity the basic understanding and outlook of life helps to keep the religion from developing a hierarchy based on gender...
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