A Study on the Ideological Response of Won-Buddhism to the Religious Policies during the Japanese Colonial Period : Focusing on the Mind Cultivation Movement

June 30, 2025Won-Buddhist Thought & Religious Culture

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This research examines how Won-Buddhism responded ideologically to religious policies during the Japanese colonial period, focusing on the concept of mind cultivation.
Analyzed various documents, including government publications and newspapers from the colonial period.
Focused on the interpretation of the 'mind cultivation' concept and its practical applications in response to colonial policies.
Synthesized information from literature including '회보' and '대종경'.
Demonstrated that the activities of the Buddhist Research Association were more than mere compliance with colonial demands.
Revealed the emphasis on self-cultivation and ethical practices as a form of spiritual resistance.
Highlighted the historical significance of Won-Buddhism in maintaining identity under colonial conditions.

Analyzes ideological strategies of Won-Buddhism's mind cultivation during colonialism, suggesting a self-affirming religious movement.

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