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the largest group that represents the first division of the kinship as a group – the tribe would be Cheyenne, which is divided into moieties of Medicine and Arrow.
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having similar form, similar shape. The form or congruence between the tepee and the human body is a type of isomorphism.
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the tepee’s design is broken into three sections – bottom associated with earth, top with sky and middle with normal life or visions.
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the most important deity to whom the posture of arms outstretched is attributed
Great spirit
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the horizontal support framing associated symbolically (somehow) with the flaps.
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Dr. J believes these may have pre-dated the tepee
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rafters coming out of top – southern groups
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rafters coming out of the top – northern groups
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The final pole that is walked around the tepee to wrap the bison skiins around it.
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repetition of a similar form – like a concatenation of tepees in the camp circle.
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the military government of Japan
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the mythic mountain at the Buddhist center of creation – derived from Sumeru – the Hindu mythic mountain of creation
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recesses carved into the side of the mountain to function as a temple – the form looks like a cartoon mouse hole.
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brought Buddhism to China 1000 years after Siddhartha – went to the White Mountain Shaolin Temple in North China and lived in a cave.
south indian prince
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shinto word for spirit/deity
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Partitions within Japanese home
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japanese idea of "space between'
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type of roof with ridge shorter than edge lenghe
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conical forked pole- male, heart of earth
four sided leaning log- ceremonial
corbelled log roof- female, lung of earth
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mat floors
shit straw used to cover floor and designate room size
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east- entrance, Earth woman
west- water woman
south- mountain woman
north- corn woman
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dry painting in colored earths
medicine man
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Northern
Crow, Hidatsa, Blackfeet
high tiki poles
more generous interior
steeper side face west
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sliding translucent panel (made of rice paper)
between interior spaces/exterior spaces
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focal pt of interior space
front room (fireplace, hearth)
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alter to family's ancestors and to buddhism
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memorial tablets represending the dead
found on the butsudan
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mini-shrine or swelling for the Kami (spirits in shinto faith)
contains miror, lanterns,food
found high on a wall
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flowering spring temple
garden designed by Muso Soseki/Muso Kokushi
found in kamakura, japan
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people of lower status that were forced to live near rivers
previously the one who made gardens
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pond- 2 diff sizes connected by arched wood bridge
waterfall
meditation cell carved as a cave in the base of mtn
arbor for meditationand shelter on top of mtn
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buddhist seated meditation
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ppl who coexisted w/ the Kawaramono
priests who set stones ( for gardens)
low status buy higher than kawaramono
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mythical jap cosmic mtn
primal mtn of buddhist cosmology
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| mystic isles of the blest |
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chinese legend of 5 islands/mtn off coast
supported by 15 turtles
home to immortals- wise/alchemist dudes
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