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Jean-Noël Robert, « Ofuda – The Japanese Pantheon in Miniature », La lettre du Collège de France, ID : 10.4000/lettre-cdf.2682
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By ofuda the Japanese refer to a kind of amulet or talisman printed on a small piece of paper. Pilgrims, the faithful, simple tourists even, rarely visit a Buddhist temple or Shintô shrine without acquiring a piece or two, be that for their own purpose or for the sake of a relative or friend. In appearance and function, these charms are not unlike the “prayer cards” of the Catholic tradition. Bernard Frank (1927-1996), who taught Buddhist iconography at the Collège de France from 1979 to 199...