The Japanese Arts and Self-Cultivation J. P. Singh

The Japanese Arts and Self-Cultivation J. P. SinghExplores how spiritual values are learned and mind and body developed through the practice of the Japanese arts. It is through the practice of the arts, and not through rules or theory that moral and spiritual values are taught in Japan. Author Robert E. Carter examines five arts (or "ways" in Japan): the martial art of aikido, Zen landscape gardening, the Way of Tea, the Way of Flowers, and pottery making. Each art is more than a mere craft, for each

This volume investigates the collaborative effort in the creation of knowledge in antiquarianism and archaeology

through the frame of a counterculture in conflict with mainstream Muslim society

Section 6 then covers hen-associated factors influencing the natural defences of egg white

the rhetoric of the web

of the individual and defines virtues

Who were these activists

This volume covers the mechanical aspects of hard-film/soft-substrate structures and the impacts of stress and strain

World cereal production faces the challenge of increasing productivity while reducing its environmental footprint

The volume brings together some of the most distinguished scholars writing today to explore the major intellectual trends in Imperial history

finding solutions for canker management remains an important research target

the process of forest landscape restoration

veterinary drug residues and heavy metals