Chapter 6

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Dainichi Shingon sect of Buddhism The Western Paradise is an important concept in the Jodo sect of Buddhism. Phoenix Hall inspired by chinese pavillions Genji Monogatari Lady Murasaki QUIZ Realistic portraits of political and military leaders begin to be produced in the Kamakura period Zen Buddhism: simplicity intuitive thought self-discipline austerity Ma Yuan was important in the development of haboku in Japan momoyama period: The period in which Europeans and Christianity had the greatest influence was the Eitoku -greatest screen painter of Kano family Quiz Screen Painting-mamoyama period cityscapes Europeans mythological scenes battles The tea ceremony environment and rituals are based on Zen aesthetics Tea Ceremony: wabi sabi shibui Sen no Rikyu: tea master Tea House: garden environment small windows tokonoma hanging scrolls of painting or calligraphy Hokusai famous for: images of famous places with poetic associations Floating world concept: Buddhism