New Series (1965-2018) Index

Volume-no.	Year	Author [ Translator ] [ Reviewer ]	Title	Category	Page no.
NS01-1	1965		1921 and 1965	Editorial	1-4
		Daisetz T. Suzuki	On The Hekigan Roku (“Blue Cliff Records”)	Article	5-21
		Shin'ichi Hisamatsu	Zen: Its Meaning for Modern Civilization		22-47
		Daiei Kaneko	The Meaning of Salvation in the Doctrine of Pure Land Buddhism		48-63
		Ryōjin Soga	Dharmākara Bodhisattva		64-78
		Keiji Nishitani	Science and Zen		79-108
		Masao Abe	Christianity and the Encounter of the World Religions	Review Article	109-122
		D. T. Suzuki	A Histry of Zen Buddhism by Heinrich Dumoulin	Book Reviews	123-126
		Hiroshi Sakamoto	Zen in Westlicher Sicht by Ernest Benz		126-132
		D.T.Suzuki, Shojun Bando	Reginald Horace Blyth,1898-1964	Notes (Obituary)	133-139
		Shojun Bando	John Ronald Brinkley,1887-1964		139-141
		Shojun Bando	Ryusaku Tsunoda,1877-1964		141-142
NS01-2	1966	Keiji Nishitani	The Awakening of Self in Buddhism	Article	1-11
		Daisetz T. Suzuki	The Hekigan Roku “Case Two”	Translation	12-20
		Shin'ichi Hisamatsu	On Zen Art	Articles	21-33
		Susumu Yamaguchi	The Concept of the Pure Land in Nāgārjuna's Doctrine		34-47
		Preliminary Remarks by Keiji Nishitani Martin Heidegger	Two Addresses: Ansprache zum Heimatabend and Über Abraham a Santa Clara		48-77
		Christmas Humphreys	Some Observations on Zen Buddhism for the West	Views and Reviews	78-83
		Teresina R. Haven	Gotama's Early Psychological Experimentation		84-90
		Winston L. King	East-West Religious Communication		91-110
		Shōjun Bandō	Japanese-English Buddhist Dictionary (Daitō Publishing Company 1965)	Book Reviews	111-112
		Senryū Mano (trans. by Yushu Ota)	Eon Kenkyū (Studies on Hui-Yüan), ed. by Eiichi Kimura		113-116
		Kōichi Tsujimura	Die Gottesgeburt in der Seele und der Durchbruch zur Gottheit. Von Shizuteru Ueda		117-125
		Hajime Sakurabe	Madhyāntavibhāga-Bhāṣa: A Buddhist Philosophical Treatise Edited for the First Time from a Sanskrit Manuscript by Gajin M. Nagao		125-126
		Hajime Sakurabe	Sukhāvatīvyūha ed. by Atsuuji Ashikaga		126-127
		Masao Abe	In Memory of Dr. Paul Tillich	Notes	128-131
		Hajime Sakurabe	A Brief Survey of Buddhist Studies in Post-War Japan		131-139
NS02-1	1967			Editorial	1-2
		Thomas Merton	D. T. Suzuki: The Man and His Work		3-9
		Charles A. Moore	Suzuki: The Man and the Scholar	Articles	10-18
		Herbert Read	Suzuki: Zen and Art		19-28
		Shin'ichi Hisamatsu	Mondō: At the Death of a “Great-Death-Man”		29-34
		Hiroshi Sakamoto	A Unique Interpreter of Zen		35-53
		Masao Abe	Zen and Compassion		54-68
		Richard Demartino	On My First Coming to Meet Dr. D. T. Suzuki		69-74
		Somei Tsuji	The Man of Zen		75-76
		Zyoiti Suetuna	In the Field of Kegon		77-81
		Paul J. Braisted	Sensei and Friend		82-83
		Edward Conze	A Personal Tribute		84-85
		Erich Fromm	Memories of Dr. D. T. Suzuki		86-89
		Akihisa Kondō	The Stone Bridge of Jōshū		90-98
		Sōhaku Kobori	The Enlightened Thought		99-109
		Ernst Bentz	In Memoriam		110-115
		Shōkin Furuta	Daisetz T. Suzuki		116-123
		Alan Watts	The “Mind-less” Scholar		124-127
		Charles Morris	A Tribute		128-129
		Wilhelm Gundert	A Sower of Seeds		130-136
		Shōjun Bandō	D. T. Suzuki's Life in La Salle		137-146
		Ryōjin Soga	n Memory of Dr. D. T. Suzuki	Reminiscences	147-148
		Daiei Kaneko	Reminiscences of D. T. Suzuki		148-150
		Huston Smith	D. T. Suzuki: Some Memories		150-152
		Heinrich Dumoulin, S. J.	Meetings with Daisetz Suzuki		153-156
		Zenkei Shibayama	The Tark of the Flower		157-160
		Kōshō Ōtani	In Memory of D. T. Suzuki		160-165
		Ryōichirō Narahara	Suzuki, the Teacher		165-169
		Bernard Leach	Suzuki Daisetz		169-170
		Karl Fredrik Almqvist	In Memoriam		170-172
		Eva Van Hoboken	The Smile		172-176
		John C. H. Wu	My Reminiscences		177-183
		Jeannette Speiden Griggs	Recollections 1950 to 1961		183-186
		Douglas V. Steere	A Travel Letter		187-189
		Richard A. Gard	To Dr. Daisetz Teitrō Suzuki		189-190
		Margaret J. Rioch	Memories of Dr. Daisetz Suzuki		190-193
		Jikai Fujiyoshi	Daisetz Suzuki and Shin'ichi Hisamatsu		193-197
		A. W. Sadler	In Remembrance of D. T. Suzuki		198-200
		Lunsford P. Yandell	Death: The Moon Sailing		200-207
			Chronology: D. T. Suzuki		208-215
			Bibliography: D. T. Suzuki		216-229
NS02-2	1969	Yūkei Matsunaga	Tāntric Buddhism and Shingon Buddhism	Articles	1-14
		Masao Abe	God, Emptiness, and the True Self		15-30
		Harold L. Parsons	The Value of Gautama Buddha for the Modern World		31-70
		Keiji Nishitani	On the I-Thou Relation in Zen Buddhism		71-87
		N. A. Waddell	A Selection from the Ts'ai Kên T'an (Vegetable-Root Discourses)	Translation	88-98
		Kōshirō Tamaki	An Evaluation of Dr. Suzuki	Views and Reviews	99-110
		D. H. Bishop	Buddhist and Western Views of the Self		111-123
		Robert Aitken, and Jack Austin	Replies to Mr. Christmas Humphreys	Notes	124-128
		Irmgard Schloegl	My Memory of Ruth Fuller Sasaki		129-130

Volume-no.	Year	Author [ Translator ] [ Reviewer ]	Title	Category	Page no.
NS03-1	1970	Keiji Nishitani	The Personal and the Impersonal in Religion	Articles	1-18
		Kitarō Nishida	Towards a Philosophy of Religion with the Concept of Pre-Established Harmony as Guide		19-46
		Margaret H. Dornish	Aspects of D. T. Suzuki's Early Interpretations of Buddhism and Zen		47-66
		Martha Boyer & Jikai Fujiyoshi	Omizutori, One of Japan's Oldest Buddhist Ceremonies		67-96
		A. W. Sadler	Engaku-ji and Kenchō-ji: Reflections on the Social Morphology of Two Kamakura Temples		97-107
			A Dialogue between D. T. Suzuki & Rev. T. N. Callaway	Dialogue	108-121
		Tōrei Enji, trans. by Sōhaku Kobori and Norman Waddell	The Life of Shidō Munan Zenji	Translation	122-138
		William Johnston S. F.	Buddhists and Chiristians meet	Views and Reviews	139-146
		Archie J. Bahm	How can Buddhism Become A Universal Religion?		147-149
		Kenneth K. Inada	Emptiness : A Study in Religious Meaning by Frederick J. Streng	Book Reviews	150-152
		Mitsuyoshi Saigusa	Nāgārjuna's Philosophy by K. Venkata Ramanan		153-157
		N. A. Waddell	Zen Painting by Yasuichi Awakawa		157-158
		J. S. Edgren	In the Tracks of Buddhism by Frithjof Schuon		158-159
		Shōjun Bandō	On Indian Mahāyāna Buddhism by D. T. Suzuki		159
NS03-2	1970	Suzuki Daisetz	Self the Unattainable	Articles	1-8
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	The Nature of Sadō Culture		9-19
		Allan A. Andrews	Nembutsu in the Chinese Pure Land Tradition		20-45
		Stanley Romaine Hopper	The “Eclipse of God” and Existential Mistrust		46-70
		Nishitani Keiji	The Personal and the Impersonal in Religion (concluded)		71-88
		Shidō Munan Zenji trans. by Kobori Sōhaku & Norman A . Waddell	Sokushin-ki	Translation	89-118
		John Blofeld	The Northern Frontiers of the Buddhist World	Views and Reviews	119-122
		Bandō Shōjun	Travels in Mongolia		123-127
		Dana R. Fraser	Zen Diary Viewed by a Student of Rinzai Zen		128-130
		Winston L. King	A Rejoinder to Professor Bahm		131-132
		Sakamoto Hiroshi & Nagasaki Hōjun	Thirty Years of Buddhist Studies by Edward Conze	Book Reviews	133-135
		Kajiyama Yūichi	Studien zum Mahāprajñāpāramitā (upadeśa) śāstra by Saigusa Mitsuyoshi		136-141
		Kenneth K. Inada	Early Mādhyamika in India and China by Richard H. Robinson		142-145
			The Complete Works of Suzuki Daisetz	Notes	146-148
NS04-1	1971		Editorial (50th Anniversary Special Edition 1921-1971)		1-12
		Suzuki Daisetz	What is the “I”?	Articles	13-27
		Abe Masao	Dōgen on Buddha Nature		28-71
		Bandō Shōjun	Shinran's Indebtedness to T‘an-luan		72-87
		Watsuji Tetsurō translated by Hirano Umeyo	Japanese Literary Arts and Buddhist Philosophy		88-115
		Shidō Munan Zenji trans. by Kobori Sōhaku	Sokushin-ki (II)	Translation	116-123
		trans. by Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Bendōwa, Translated with Introduction		124-157
		Thomas J. J. Altizer	A Response to Stanley Romaine Hopper	Views and Reviews	158-161
		Maurice Friedman	Dialectical Faith Versus Dialogical Trust		162-170
		Gabriel Vahanian	The Radical Otherness of God		171-174
		Mori Sodō	K. N. Jayatilleke, 1920-1970	Notes (Obituary)	175-176
		Bandō Shōjun	Nagai Makoto, 1881-1970		177-179
		Kajiyama Yūichi	Richard Hugh Robinson, 1926-1970		180-182
		Bandō Shōjun	The Buddhist Religion : A Historical Introduction by Richard H. Robinson	Book Review	182-183
NS04-2	1971	Suzuki Daisetz (Posthumous)	Infinite Light	Articles	1-29
		Nishitani Keiji trans. by Yamamoto Seisaku	Nihilism and Śūnyatā		30-49
		Allan A. Andrews	The Essentials of Salvation: A Study of Genshin's Ōjōyōshū		50-88
		Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Dialogues, East and West: Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi (Part One)	Dialogue	89-107
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	“One Bright Pearl,” Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Ikka Myōju	Translation	108-118
		Shidō Munan Zenji trans. by Kobori Sōhaku	Sokushin-ki (concluded)		119-127
		Suzuki Daisetz (“Drugs andBuddhism” : A Symposium)	Religion and Drugs	Views and Reviews	128-133
		Alan Watts (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	“Ordinary Mind is the Way”		134-137
		Ray Jordan (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	Phychedelics and Zen: Some Reflections		138-140
		Robert Aitken (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	LSD and the New American Zen Student		141-144
		Richard Leavitt (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	Experiences Gradual and Sudden, and Getting Rid of Them		145-148
		Ueda Shizuteru (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	The LSD Experience and Zen		149-152
NS05-1	1972	Suzuki Daisetz (posthumous)	The Seer and the Seen	Articles	1-25
		M. Conrad Hyers	The Comic Perspective in Zen Literature and Art		26-46
		Watsuji Tetsurō	The Reception of Buddhism during the Suiko Period		47-54
		Nishitani Keiji	Nihilism and Śūnyatā (continued)		55-69
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō, Zenki & Shōji	Translation	70-80
		Winston and Jocelyn King and Tokiwa Gishin	The Fourth Letter from Hakuin's Orategama		81-114
		Alfred Bloom	Buddhism, Nature, and the Environment	Views and Reviews	115-129
		William J. H. Collins	The Middle Way in Clear Words		130-138
		Huston Smith	Field of Zen by Daisetz Teitarō Suzuki Shin Buddhism by D. T. Suzuki	Book Reviews	139-145
		Kenneth Inada	Zen and Fine Arts by Hisamatsu Shin'ichi		146-148
		Tamaki Kōshirō	A Primer of Soto Zen by Masunaga Reihō		149-152
		Fujiyoshi Jikai	L'Enseignement de Vimalakīrti (Vimalakīrtinirdeśa) La Concentration de la Marche héroïque (Śūramgamasamādhisūtra) by Étienne Lamotte		155-158
		Ueda Shizuteru	Willhelm Gundert, 1880-1971	Notes	159-162
NS05-2	1972	Suzuki Daisetz (posthumous)	What is Shin Buddhism?	Articles	1-11
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	Buddhist Elements in the Coming World Civilization		12-43
		Mori Mikisaburō	Chuang Tzu and Buddhism		44-69
		Yanagida Seizan	The Life of Lin-chi I-hsüan		70-94
		Nishitani Keiji	Nihilism and Śūnyatā (concluded)		95-106
		Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Dialogues, East and West: Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi (Part Two)	Dialogue	107-128
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Shōbōgenzō Genjōkōan	Translation	129-140
		Kiyozawa Manshi trans. by Bandō Shōjun	The Great Path of Absolute Other Power & My Faith		141-152
		Chang Chung-yuan	Pre-Rational Harmony in Heidegger's Essential Thinking and Ch'an Thought	Views and Reviews	153-170
		Naitō Shirō	Yeats and Zen Buddhism		171-178
		Frederick Franck	Sengai, The Zen Master by D. T. Suzuki	Book Reviews	179-181
		Hubert Durt	Art in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism by Sawa Takaaki		182-184
		William J. H. Collins	Mudra by Chögyam Trungpa		185-186
		N. A. Waddell	Les Maitres du Zen au Japon by Shibata Masumi		186-187
		Bandō Shōjun	What is Zen? by D. T. Suzuki		188-189
		S. M.	Recent Publications on Zen in France	Notes	190-191
		Peter Schneider	Suzuki Shunryū, 1904-1971		191-192
			Baker Rōshi's Statement at Suzuki Rōshi's Funeral		193-194
NS06-1	1973	Suzuki Daisetz	A Preface to the Kyōgyōshinshō (unfinished)	Articles	1-24
		Nagao Gadjin	On the Theory of Buddha-body		25-53
		Iriya Yoshitaka	Chinese Poetry and Zen		54-67
		Nishitani Keiji	The Standpoint of Śūnyatā		68-91
		Suzuki Daisetz & Ueda Shizuteru	The Sayings of Rinzai, A Conversation between Suzuki Daisetz & Ueda Shizuteru		92-110
		R. H. Blyth	Ikkyū's Skeletons	Translation	111-125
		Leo Pruden	The Ching-t'u Shih-i-lun (Ten Doubts Concerning the Pure Land)		126-157
		A. W. Sadler	Thoughts on Kawabata's Meijin	Views and Reviews	158-160
			The English Translation of Shinran's Kyōgyōshinshō	Notes	161-162
NS06-2	1973	Suzuki Daisetz (Posthumous)	Ummon on Time	Articles	1-13
		Abe Masao	Zen and Nietzche		14-32
		Yanagi Soetsu	Ippen Shōnin		33-57
		Nishitani Keiji	The Standpoint of Śūnyatā (concluded)		58-86
		Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Dialogues, East and West: Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi (Part Three)	Dialogue	87-114
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Fukanzazengi (The Universal Promotion of the Principles of Zazen), and Shōbōgenzō zazengi, Dōgen Kigen	Translation	115-128
		Norman Waddell	The Zen Sermons of Bankei Yōtaku		129-151
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	The Zen Master Hakuin by Philip Yampolsky	Book Reviews	152-153
		Arthur Lederman and Patricia Bjaaland	The Wheel of Life by John Blofeld		154-156
		Nagao Gadjin	The Vimalakīrti-Nirdeśa Sūtra by Charles Luk		157-161
		V.E Johnson	Ogata Sōhaku, 1901-1973	Notes	162-166
		Bandō Shōjun	G. P. Malalasekera, 1899-1973		166-168
NS07-1	1974	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen Buddhism and a Commonsense World (posthumous)	Articles	1-18
		Tsukamoto Zenryū	Buddhism in the Asuka-Nara Period		19-36
		Bandō Shōjun	Myōe's Criticism of Hōnen's Doctrine		37-54
		J. W. de Jong	A Brief Histiry of Buddhist Studies in Europe and America (Part I)		55-106
		Del Langbauer	One Cornered Future?	Views and Reviews	107-117
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	The King of Samadhis Samadhi, Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Sammai-Ō-Zammai	Translation	118-123
		Norman Waddell	The Zen Sermons of Bankei Yōtaku (Part II)		124-141
		Gary Snyder, A. W.Sadler	Alan Watts, 1915-1973 (Gary Snyder, A. W.Sadler) 142-150	Notes	142-150
		Robert Aitken	Yasutani Hakuun Rōshi, 1885-1973		150-152
NS07-2	1974	Suzuki Daisetz	The Buddhist Conception of Reality	Articles	1-21
		Edward Conze	The Intermediary World		22-31
		Tu Wei-ming	An Inquiry into Wang Yang-ming's Four-Sentence Teaching		32-48
		J. W. de Jong	A Brief Hiatory of Buddhist Studies in Europe and America (Part II)		49-82
		Norman Waddell	The Zen Sermons of Bankei Yōtaku (Part III)	Translation	83-107
		Yamada Kōun	The Stature of Yasutani Hakuun Rōshi	Views and Reviews	108-120
		A. W. Sadler	The Complete Alan Watts		121-127
		Frederick Franck	Zen Art for Meditation by Stewart Holmes and Chimyo Horioka	Book Reviews	128-129
		Kawasaki Shinjō	Kūkai: Major Works by Yoshito Hakeda		129-132
NS08-1	1975	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen and Psychology	Articles	1-11
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Ultimate Crisis and Resurrection (Part I)		12-29
		Lewis R. Lancaster	The Oldest Mahāyāna Sūtra: Its Significance for the Study of Buddhist Development		30-41
		Yi Tao-t'ien	The Records of the Life of Ch'an Master Pai-chang Huai-hai	Translation	42-73
		Leo Pruden	A Short Essay on the Pure Land by Dharma Master T'an-luan		74-95
		Kusumita Priscella Pedersen	Jishō-ki by Shidō Munan		96-132
		Robert E. Allinson	The Buddhist Theory of Instantaneous Being: The Ur-Concept of Buddhism	Views and Reviews	133-148
		Kudō Sumiko	Shibayama Zenkei, 1904-1974	Notes	149-154
NS08-2	1975	Suzuki Daisetz	Reality is Act	Articles	1-6
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	Whitehead and Buddhism on the Art of Living		7-36
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Ultimate Crisis and Resurrection (Part II)		37-65
		Tsukamoto Zenryū, Shibayama Zenkei, & Nishitani Keiji	DIALOGUE: Chinese Zen	Dialogue	66-93
		Norman Waddell & Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Buddha-nature (Part I)	Translation	94-112
		Norman Waddell	A Selection from Bankei's Zen Dialogues		113-129
		Frederick Franck	Angelus Silesius 1624-1677, A Bridge between East and West?		130-142
		Valdo H. Viglielmo	The Concept of Nature in the Works of Natsume Sōseki		143-153
		J. W. de Jong	Myōhō-renge-kyō. The Sutra of the Lotus Flower of the Wonderful Law. Translated by Bunnō Katō. Revised by W. E. Soothill & Wilhelm Schiffer The Sutra of the Lotus Flower of the Wonderful Law. Translated by Senchu Murano	Book Reviews	154-158
		Frederick Franck	Zen and the Cosmic Spirit by Conrad Hyers		159-160
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	An Outline of Principal Methods of Meditation. Translated by Sujitkumar Mukhopadhyaya		161-163
		Alfred Bloom	Collected Writings on Shin Buddhism and the Kyōgyōshinshō by Daisetz Teitarō Suzuki		163-169
NS09-1	1976	D. T. Suzuki	Dōgen, Hakuin, Bankei: Three Types of Thought in Japanese Zen	Articles	1-17
		Yanagi Soetsu	The Pure Land of Beauty		18-41
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and Time		42-71
		David W. Chappell	Introduction to the “T'ien-t'ai ssu-chiao-i”		72-86
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Buddha-nature (II)	Translation	87-105
		Kadowaki Kakichi	Introducing Zazen into Christian Spirituality	Views and Reviews	106-121
		Ueda Shizuteru	A Response to Rev. Kadowaki		122-123
		Alexander Eliot	Zen and the Art of What?		124-130
		J. W. de Jong	Bukkyō-go Daijiten by Nakamura Hajime		131-134
		Takasaki Jikidō	The Lion's Roar of Queen Śrīmālā Translated by Alex and Hideko Wayman		135-138
		Nagao Gadjin	The Short Prajñāpāramitā Texts Translated by Edward Conze		139-142
NS09-2	1976	D. T. Suzuki	Dōgen, Hakuin, Bankei: Three Types of Thought in Japanese Zen (II)	Articles	1-20
		Fritz Buri	The Concept of Grace in Paul, Shinran, and Luther		21-42
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	Creativity in the Buddhist Perspective		43-62
		Abe Masao	Education in Zen		63-70
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Buddha-nature (III)	Translation	71-87
		Dennis Hirota	Ichigon Hōdan (I)		88-106
		Joan Stambaugh	Time-Being: East and West	Views and Reviews	107-114
		Dorothea Watanabe Dauer	Richard Wagner and Buddhism		115-128
		Arvind Sharma	A Note on the Use of the Word Hīnayāna in the Teaching of Buddhism		129-133
		J. W. de Jong	The Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāṇā-sūtra Translated by Koshō Yamamoto	Book Reviews	134-136
		Michel Strickmann	Exploring Mysticism by Frits Staal		137-140
		Fukushima Kōsai	Muryōgi-kyō and Kanfugen-gyō translated by Yoshirō Tamura and Kōjirō Miyasaka		141-143
NS10-1	1977	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Zen as the Negation of Holiness	Articles	1-12
		Iwamoto Yasunami	The Salvation of the Unsaveable		13-34
		Richard B. Pilgrim	The Religio-Aesthetic of Matsuo Bashō		35-53
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	D. T. Suzuki and Mysticism		54-67
		T. P. Kasulis	Zen Buddhism, Freud, and Jung		68-91
		Dennis Hirota	Ichigon Hōdan (II)	Translation	92-110
		Alfred Bloom	Shinran's Vision of Absolute Compassion	Views and Reviews	111-123
		Higashi Sen'ichirō	Dōgen Kigen-Mystical Realist		124-127
		Michel Strickmann	A Survey of Tibetan Buddhist Studies	Review Article	128-149
		Chün-fang Yü	Folk Buddhist Religion: Dissenting Sects in Late Traditional China. By Daniel L. Overmyer	Book Reviews	150-155
		Michel Strickmann	Political Propaganda and Ideology in China at the End of the Seventh Century: Inquiry into the Nature, Authors, and Function of the Tunhuang Document S. 6502. By Antonino Forte		156-160
		Michel Strickmann	Tibetan Sacred Art. By Detlef Ingo Lauf		161-162
		Bandō Shōjun	Kaneko Daiei, 1881-1976	Notes (Obituary)	162-163
		Nagao Gadjin	Yamaguchi Susumu, 1895-1976		163-166
NS10-2	1977	Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and Time (II)	Articles	1-30
		Marco Pallis	Nembutsu as Remembrance		31-48
		Neal Donner	The Mahāyānization of the Chinese Dhyāna Tradition		49-64
		John Steffney	Non-being-Being versus the Non-being of Being: Heidegger's Ontological Difference with Zen Buddhism		65-75
		Karaki Junzō, Osaka Kōryū, & Haga Kōshirō	Symposium: Japanese Zen		76-101
		Norman Waddell	Dōgen's Hōkyō-ki (I)	Translation	102-139
		Huston Smith	Four Theological Negotiables: Gleanings from Daisetz Suzuki's Posthumous Volumes on Shin Buddhism	Views and Reviews	140-154
		Miyuki Mokusen	The Psychodynamics of Buddhist Meditation: A Jungian Perspective		155-168
		J. W. de Jong	Scripture of the Lotus Blossom of the Fine Dharma (The Lotus Sūtra). Translated from the Chinese version of Kumārajīva by Leon Hurvitz	Book Reviews	169-174
NS11-1	1978	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen hyakudai “One Hundred Zen Topics” (I)	Articles	1-12
		Nishitani Keiji	The Problem of Time in Shinran		13-26
		Ōchō Enichi	From the Lotus Sutra to the Sutra of Eternal Life: Reflections on the Process of Deliverance in Shinran		27-36
		Robert Zeuschner	The Meaning of Hīnayāna in Northern Ch'an		37-49
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Letters	Translation	50-65
		Noman Waddell	Dōgen's Hōkyō-ki (II)		66-84
		Alfred Bloom	Shinran's Way in the Modern World	Views and Reviews	85-97
		Frederick Franck	Sea Change: An Emerging Image of the Human		98-108
		Nagao Gadjin	The Holy Teaching of Vimalakīrti : A Mahāyāna Scripture. Translated by Robert A. F. Thurman; and The Teaching of Vimalakīrti. By Étienne Lamotte	Book Reviews	109-111
		Harold Stewart	Pure Land Buddhist Painting. By Jōji Okazaki		112-113
NS11-2	1978	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen hyakudai “One Hundred Zen Topics” (II)	Articles	1-11
		Frederick Streng	The Process of Ultimate Transformation in Nāgārjuna's Mādhyamika		12-32
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	D. T. Suzuki as a Philosopher		33-42
		Hee-Jin Kim	Existance/Time as the Way of Ascesis: An Analysis of the Basic Structure of Dōgen's Thought		43-73
		David Michael Levin	Painful Time, Ecstatic Time		74-112
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Sayings Handed Down by Disciples (I)	Translation	113-131
		Abe Masao	Emptiness is Suchness	Views and Reviews	132-136
		H. Saddhātissa	The Saddhā Concept in Buddhism		137-142
		Sakurabe Hajime	Causality: The Central Philosophy of Buddhism. By David J. Kalupahana. Buddhist Philosophy: A Historical Analysis. By the same auther	Book Reviews	143-145
		Bandō Shōjun	Letters of Shinran: A Translation of Mattōshō. Editied by Yoshifumi Ueda		146-147
		Bandō Shōjun	Rissho Ankoku Ron or Establish the Right Law and Save Our Country. Translated by Senchu Murano		148
NS12-1	1979	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Ordinary Mind	Articles	1-29
		David J. Kalupahana	The Early Buddhist Notion of the Middle Path		30-48
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and History (I)		49-82
		Winston L. King	Suzuki Shōsan, Wayfarer		83-103
		Li Jung-his	The Stone Scripturers of Fang-shan		104-113
		N. A. Waddell	Being Time, Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Uji	Translation	114-129
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Sayings Handed Down by Disciples (II)		130-147
		Bandō Shōjun	Both sides of the Circle: The Autobiography of Christmas Humphreys	Book Reviews	148-149
		Winston L. King	The Inner Eye of Love: Mysticism and Religion. By William Johnston		150-152
		Fritz Buri	Absolutes Nichts: Zur Grundlegung des Dialogs zwischen Buddhismus und Christentum. By Hans Waldenfels		153-156
NS12-2	1979	Yanagi Sōetsu	The Dharma Gate of Beauty	Articles	1-21
		Paul Wienpahl	Eastern Buddhism and Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations		22-54
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and History (II)		55-71
		Kang-Nam Oh	Dharmadhātu - An Introduction to Hua-yen Buddhism		72-91
		Kondō Tesshō	The Religious Experience of Ippen		92-116
		Winston L. and Jocelyn B. King	Selections from Suzuki Shōsan	Translation	117-143
		Gerald Doherty	Buddhism and the Status of Fiction	Views and Reviews	144-149
		Diana M. Law	Flight or Dialog? - A Response to Book Reviews of The Inner Eye of Love and Christian Zen. By William Johnston		150-152
		J. W. de Jong	Mahāyāna Buddhist Meditation: Theory and Practice. Edited by Minoru Kiyota	Book Reviews	153-160
		Frederick Franck	The Unknown Craftsman: A Japanese Insight into Beauty. By Yanagi Sōetsu		161-164

Volume-no.	Year	Author [ Translator ] [ Reviewer ]	Title	Category	Page no.
NS13-1	1980	D. T. Suzuki	Zen hyakudai, “One Hundred Zen Topics” (III)	Articles	1-8
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and History (III)		9-30
		Abe Masao	The End of World Religion		31-45
		Robert Aitken	Wallace Stevens and Zen		46-51
		Francis B. Randall	Letter from Tibet		52-56
		Bandō Shōjun and Harold Stewart	Tannishō: Passages Deploring Deviations of Faith	Translation	57-78
		Robert F. Rhodes	Saichō's Mappō Tōmyōki: The Candle of the Latter Dharma		79-103
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Sayings Handed Down by Disciples (concluded)		104-115
		William R. Lafleur	Too Easy a Simplicity: Watson's Ryōkan	Views and Reviews	116-127
		Frederick Franck	The Myth as Lodestar		128-140
		Jan Van Bragt)	An East-West Spiritual Exchange: An Unusual Happening in the Religious World of 1979		141-150
		J. W. de Jong	The Essence of Metaphysics: Abhidharmahṛdaya. Translated by Charles Willeman; Le couer de la loi suprême. Traité de Fa-chang. Abhidharmahṛdayaśāstra de Dharmasri. Translated by I. Armelin	Book Reviews	151-158
NS13-2	1980	D. T. Suzuki	Thoughts on Shin Buddhism (I)	Articles	1-15
		John B. Cobb, Jr	Buddhism and Christianity as Complementary		16-25
		Takeuchi Yoshinori	Shinran and Contenporary Thought		26-45
		Larry A. Fader	Arthur Koestler's Criticism of D. T. Suzuki's Interpretation of Zen		46-72
		Norman Waddell	Zen Master Hakuin's Poison Words for the Heart (Dokugo Shingyō)	Translation	73-114
		Frederick Franck	The Basic Constituent	Views and Reviews	115-126
		Robert E. Carter	Toward a Philosophy of Zen Buddhism: Prolegomena to an Understanding of Zen Experience and Nishida's “Logic of Place”		127-130
		Nagao Gadjin	The Prajñāpāramitā Literature by Edward Conze	Book Reviews	131-134
		Michael Pye	Tendai Buddhism: Collection of the Writings by Bruno Petzold		135-136
		Kadowaki Kakichi	Zen and the Ways by Trevor Leggett		137-142
		by Hubert Durt	Paul Dumiéville, 1894-1979	Notes (Obituary)	143-146
		by Christmas Humphreys	Edward Conze, 1904-1979		147-148
		by Nagao Gadjin and Leon Hurvitz	Tsukamoto Zenryū, 1898-1980		148-150
NS14-1	1981	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (I)	Articles	1-12
		D. T. Suzuki	Thoughts on Shin Buddhism (II)		13-25
		Abe Masao	Hisamatsu's Philosophy of Awakening		26-42
		Karen Christina Lang	Via Negativa in Mahāyāna Buddhism and Gnosticism		43-60
		John Steffney	Mind and Metaphysics in Heidegger and Zen Buddhism		61-74
		Kenneth L. Kraft	Musō Kokushi's Dialogues in Dream (Selections)	Translation	75-93
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Verse in Japanese		94-112
		Richard DeMartino	On My First Coming to Meet Dr. Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Reminiscences	113-116
		Kitahara Ryūtarō	More than Just an Encounter		117-122
		Kondō Tesshō	A Blessing of Floral Ginger		123-124
		William R. LaFleur	Philosophy Worthy of the Name		125-127
		Sally Merrill	Remembering Hisamatsu Sensei		128-129
		Tokiwa Gishin	Some of Hisamatsu Sensei's Favorite Verses		130-132
		Gerald Doherty	A Glimpse of Nothingness by Janwillem van de Wetering	Book Reviews	133-136
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	Zen Enlightenment by Heinrich Dumoulin		137-138
		John B. Cobb, Jr.	Buddhist-Christian Empathy by Joseph Spae		138-139
		Higashi Sen'ichiro	Zen and the Bible by Kakichi Kadowaki		139-141
		Abe Masao	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi, 1889-1980	Notes	142-149
NS14-2	1981	D. T. Suzuki	Thoughts on Shin Buddhism (concluded)	Articles	1-10
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (II)		11-21
		John C. Maraldo	The Hermeneutics of Practice in Dōgen and Francis of Assisi: An Exercise in Buddhist-Christian Dialogue		22-46
		Flora Courtois	Mahāyāna Buddhism and the Growing Perceptual Revolution		47-70
		Ōchō Enichi	The Beginnings of Tenet Classification in China		71-94
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Verse in Chinese	Translation	95-120
		Shibata Masumi	The Diary of a Zen Layman: The Philosopher Nishida Kitarō	Views and Reviews	121-131
		Bandō Shōjun	D. T. Suzuki and Pure Land Buddhism		132-136
		Dorothy Green	A Candle in the Sunrise		137-152
		Tamaki Kōshirō	“Record of Things Heard” from the Treasury of the Eye of the True Teaching Translated by Thomas Cleary	Book Reviews	153-156
		Sakurabe Hajime	Hōbōgirin, Dictionnaire Encyclopédique du Bouddhisme d'apré les Sources Chinoises et Japonaises, Fascicule V		157-160
NS15-1	1982	D. T. Suzuki	What is Zen?	Articles	1-8
		Ueda Shizuteru	Emptiness and Fullness: Śūnyatā in Mahāyāna Buddhism		9-37
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	A Buddhistic-Christian Probe of the Endangered Future		38-55
		Minor L. Rogers	The Shin Faith of Rennyo		56-73
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (III)		74-86
		Rebecca Rasmus	The Sayings of Myōe Shōnin of Togano-o	Translation	87-105
		Gerald Doherty	Zen in the Art of Reading: Ronald Barthes's The Pleasure of the Text		106-115
		Nathan Katz	Scholarly Approaches to Buddhism: A Political Analysis		116-121
		Larry A. Fader	Zen in the West: Historical and Philosophical Implications of the 1893 Parliament of Religions		122-145
		J. W. de Jong	The Bodhisattva Doctrine in Buddhism edited by Leslie S. Kawamura	Book Reviews	146-151
		William J. H. Collins	The Healing Buddha by Raoul Birnbaum		152-154
NS15-2	1982	D. T. Suzuki	Talks on Buddhism (I)	Articles	1-9
		Takeuchi Yoshinori	The Meaning of Other Power in the Buddhist Way of Salvation		10-27
		James D. Thomas	The Bodhisattva as Metaphor to Jung's Concept of Self		28-52
		Kajiyama Yuichi	Women in Buddhism		53-70
		Norman Waddell	Wild Ivy (Itsumadegusa): The Spiritual Autobiography of Hakuin Ekaku (I)	Translation	71-109
		John Ryder	Creation Ex Nihilo: A Mādhyamika Critique	Views and Reviews	110-124
		Thomas P. Kasulis	The Kyoto School and the West: Review and Evaluation	Review Article	125-144
		Huston Smith	A Buddhist Spectrum: Contributions to Buddhist-Christian Dialogue by Marco Pallis	Book Reviews	145-146
		Gerald Doherty	A Zen Wave: Bashō's Haiku and Zen by Robert Aitken		146-147
		Robert Aitken	A Zen Forest: Sayings of the Masters translated by Sōiku Shigematsu		148-152
		Phillipe Coupey	Deshimaru Taisen, 1914-1982	Notes (Obituary)	153-155
NS16-1	1983	Nagao Gadjin	The Buddhist World-View as Elucidated in the Three-Nature Theory and Its Similes	Articles	1-18
		Robert A. F. Thurman	Guidelines for Buddhist Social Activism Based on Nāgārjuna's Jewel Garland of Royal Counsels		19-51
		Ueda Shizuteru	Ascent and Descent: Zen in Comparison with Meister Eckhart (I)		52-73
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (IV)		74-89
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	The Voicing of the Way: Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Dōtoku	Translation	90-106
		Norman Waddell	Wild Ivy (Itsumadegusa): The Spiritual Autobiography of Hakuin Ekaku (II)		107-139
		Frederick Franck	A Note on Karma	Views and Reviews	140-147
		Alfred Bloom	To There and Back		148-152
NS16-2	1983	D. T. Suzuki	Talks on Buddhism (II): Buddhism and Christianity	Articles	1-8
		Huston Smith	Spiritual Discipline in Zen and Comparative Perspective		9-25
		Luis O. Gómez	Expectations and Assertions: Perspectives for Growth and Adaptation in Buddhism		26-49
		Gary L. Ebersole	The Buddhist Ritual Use of Linked Verse in Medieval Japan		50-71
		Ueda Shizuteru	Ascent and Descent: Zen Buddhism in Comparison with Meister Eckhart (II)		72-91
		Norman Waddell	Unnecessary Words: The Zen Dialogues of Bankei Yōtaku	Translation	92-113
		Gerald Doherty	Form Is Emptiness: Reading the Diamond Sutra	Views and Reviews	114-123
		Ruth M. Tabrah	Reflections on Being Ordained		124-133
		Muriel Daw	Christmas Humphreys,1901-1983	Notes (Obituary)	134-139
NS17-1	1984	Nishitani Keiji	The Standpoint of Zen	Articles	1-26
		Irmgard Schloegl	Study and Practice		27-41
		Peter Bishop	Jung, Eastern Religion, and the Languege of Imagination		42-56
		Ueda Yoshifumi	The Mahāyāna Structure of Shinran's Thought (I)		57-78
		J. W. de Jong	Recent Buddhist Studies in Europe and America: 1973-1983		79-107
		Norman Waddell	Unnecessary Words: The Zen Dialogues of Bankei Yōtaku (II)	Translation	108-131
		Nakao Takashi	The Lotus Sutra in Japan	Views and Reviews	132-137
		Carl B. Becker	Religious Visions: Experiential Grounds for the Pure Land Tradition		138-153
		Carmen Blacker	Japanese Pilgrimage by Oliver Statler	Book Reviews	154-156
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	Grass Hill: Poems and Prose by the Japanese Monk Gensei. translated by Burton Watson		156-159
		Morris J. Augustine	The Mirror Mind: Spirituality and Transformation by William Johnston		159-160
NS17-2	1984	Suzuki Daisetz	Transmigration	Articles	1-6
		Nishida Kitarō	On the Doubt in the Heart		7-11
		Francis H. Cook	The Dialogue Between Hua-yen and Process Thought		12-29
		Ueda Yoshifumi	The Mahāyāna Strucuture of Shinran's Thought (II)		30-54
		Graham Parkes	Nietzsche and Nishitani on the Self through Time		55-74
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (V)		75-92
		Norman Waddell	The Old Tea Seller: The Life and Poetry of Baisaō	Translation	93-123
		James H. Sanford	Paradigms and Poems: A Review of LaFleur's The Karma of Words	Views and Reviews	124-133
		Thomas P. Kasulis	Buddhist Existentialism	Review Article	134-141
		Paul Swanson	T'ien-t'ai Buddhism: An Outline of the Fourfold Teachings editied by David W. Chappell	Book Reviews	142-144
		Thomas Kirchner	Taking the Path of Zen by Robert Aitken		145-147
		Hubert Durt	Etienne Lamotte,1903-1983	Notes (Obituary)	148-152
NS18-1	1985	D. T. Suzuki	Shin Buddhism (I)	Articles	1-7
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Memories of My Academic Life		8-27
		Jackie Stone	Seeking Enlightenment in the Last Age: Mappō Thought in Kamakura Buddhism		28-56
		Abe Masao	The Self in Jung and Zen		57-70
		Satō Taira	The Awakening of Faith in the Myokonin Asahara Saichi		71-89
		John Steffney	Nothingness and Death in Heidegger and Zen Buddhism		90-104
		D. T. Suzuki, Kaneko Daiei, Soga Ryōjin, and Nishitani Keiji	Shinran's World (I)	Dialogue	105-119
		Robert E. Carter	The Nothingness Beyond God	Views and Reviews	120-130
		Abe Masao	John Cobb's Beyond Dialogue		131-137
		Frederick Franck	Unborn: The Life and Teachings of Zen Master Bankei by Norman Waddell Questions to a Zen Master by Taisen Deshimaru	Book Reviews	138-142
NS18-2	1985	D. T. Suzuki	Shin Buddhism (II)	Articles	1-8
		John D. Eusden	Chartres and Ryōan-ji: Aesthetic Connections between Gothic Cathedral and Zen Garden		9-18
		Okamura Keishin	Kūkai's Philosophy as a Mandala		19-34
		Jackie Stone	Seeking Enlightenment in the Last Age: Mappō Thought in Kamakura Buddhism (II)		35-64
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (VI)		65-78
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)	Translation	79-92
		Frederick Franck	Zeami on the Essence of Art	Views and Reviews	93-98
		William R. LaFleur	Paradigm Lost, Paradigm Regained: Groping for the Mind of Medieval Japan		99-113
		Ueda Yoshifumi	Reflections on the Study of Buddhism: Notes on the Approaches of Ui Hakuju and D. T. Suzuki		114-130
		Mark L. Blum	The Sūtra of Contemplation on the Buddha of Immeasurable Life as Expounded by Śākyamuni Buddha edited by Yamada Meiji	Book Reviews	131-137
		Hans Ringrose	Echoes from the Bottomless Well by Frederick Franck		137-139
		Paul Jaffe	The Major Writings of Nichiren Daishōnin Nichiren Shōshū International Center		139-143
NS19-1	1986	Tsukamoto Zenryū	Buddhism and Fine Arts in Kyoto (I)	Articles	1-16
		John C. Maraldo	Hermeneutics and Historicity in the Study of Buddhism		17-43
		Rita M. Gross	Buddhism and Feminism: Toward Their Mutual Transformation (I)		44-58
		Stephen Addiss	The Life and Art of Fūgai Ekun (1568-1654)		59-75
		Ueda Yoshifumi	Freedom and Necessity in Shinran's Concept of Karma		76-100
		D. T. Suzuki, Soga Ryōjin, Kaneko Daiei, and Nishitani Keiji	Shinran's World (II)	Dialogue	101-117
		Robert Aitken	Play	Views and Reviews	118-122
		Hans Ringrose	Zen Meditation Western Style		123-126
		Francis H. Cook	The Second Buddhist-Christian Theological Encounter: A Report		127-134
		Jan Van Bragt	Buddhism and American Thinkers Kenneth K. Inada and Nolan Pliny Jacobson,eds.	Book Reviews	135-138
		Robert Aitken	The Warrior Koans: Early Zen in Japan by Trevor Leggett		139-141
NS19-2	1986	Nishida Kitarō	The Logic of Topos and the Religious Worldview (I)	Articles	1-29
		Abe Masao	The Problem of Death in East and West: Immortality, Eternal Life, Unbornness		30-61
		Rita M. Gross	Buddhism and Feminism: Toward their Mutual Transformation		62-74
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu) (2)	Translation	75-84
		Philip C. Almond	The Medieval West and Buddhism	Views and Reviews	85-101
		Frederick Franck	The Mirrors of Mahāyāna		102-108
		Langdon Gilkey	Abe Masao's Zen and Western Thought	Review Article	109-121
		Kajiyama Yuichi	Nagarjuniana: Studies in the Writings and Philosophy of Nāgārjuna by Christian Lindtner	Book Reviews	122-124
		Yusa Michiko	Existential and Ontological Diamensions of Time in Heidegger and Dōgen by Steven Heine		124-127
		Shitoku A. Peel	Le Sens de la Conversion dans l'Enseignement de Shinran by Denniss Gira		127-129
		Paul L. Swanson	Miraculous Stories from the Japanese Buddhist Tradition; The Nihon Ryōiki of the Monk Kyōkai translated and edited by Kyōko Motomochi Nakamura Miraculous Tales of the Lotus Sutra from Ancient Japan; The Dainihonkoku Hokekyōgenki of Priest Chingen translated by Yoshiko Dykstra Sand and Pebbles(Shasekishū): The Tale of Mujū Ichien, A Voice for Pluralism in Kamakura Buddhism by Robert E. Morrell		130-133
		Robert Aitken	The Sword of No-Sword: Life of the Master Warrior Tesshu by John Stevens		133-137
		John R. McRae	Zen Dawn: Early Zen Texts from Tun Huang translated by J. C. Cleary		138-146
		Nancy Amphoux	A Reply to Mr. Franck's Review	Notes	147-148
		Frederick Franck			149
NS20-1	1987	Frithjof Schuon	David, Shankara, Hōnen	Articles	1-8
		James Whitehill	Is There a Zen Ethic?		9-33
		Steve Odin	Kenosis as a Foundation for Buddhist-Christian Dialogue: The Kenotic Buddhology of Nishida and Nishitani of the Kyoto School in Relation to the Kenotic Christology of Thomas J. J. Altizer		34-61
		Tsukamoto Zenryū	Buddhism and Fine Arts in Kyoto (II)		62-80
		Nishida Kitarō	Logic of Topos and the Religious Worldview (II)		81-119
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (VII)		120-135
		Frederick Franck	Signs of Hope	Views and Reviews	136-141
		Nishimura Eshin	Mind of Clover: Essays in Zen Buddhist Ethics by Robert Aitken	Book Reviews	142-144
		Joan Stambaugh	A Zen Life: D. T. Suzuki Remembered edited by Abe Masao		144-148
		Roderick S. Bucknell	Mahāyāna Texts Translated into Western Languages: A Bibliographical Guide compliled by Peter Pfandt		149-150
		John Stevens	The Review of No-Review: A Response to Robert Aitken	Notes	151-153
		Robert Aitken	Robert Aitken replies		153-154
NS20-2	1987	Nagao Gadjin	The Life of the Buddha: An Interpretation	Articles	1-31
		John Ross Carter	Towards an Understanding of What is Inconceivable		32-52
		Abe Masao	Philosophy, Religion, and Aesthetics in Nishida and Whitehead		53-62
		Yusa Michiko	The Religious Worldview of Nishida Kitarō		63-76
		D. T. Suzuki and Winston L. King	Conversations with D. T. Suzuki (I)	Dialogue	77-88
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (3) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)	Translation	89-99
		Frederick Franck	The Buddha Does Not Know, He Sees	Views and Reviews	100-104
		Matsuda Kazunobu	New Sanskrit Fragments of the Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāṇāsūtra in the Stein/Hoernle Collection: A Preliminary Report		105-114
		Reginald Ray	From Dialogue to Mutual Transformation: The Third Buddhist-Christian Theological Encounter		115-127
		Steven Heine	Truth and Method in Dōgen Scholarship: A Review of Recent Works	Review Article	128-147
NS21-1	1988	Burton Watson	Buddhism in the Poetry of Po Chü-i	Articles	1-22
		Hattori Masaaki, translated by William Powell	Realism and the Philosophy of Consciousness-Only		23-60
		Mark L. Blum	Kiyozawa Manshi and the Meaning of Buddhist Ethics		61-81
		D. T. Suzuki and Winston L. King	Conversations with D. T. Suzuki (II)	Dialogue	82-100
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (Sokkō roku kaien fusetsu) (4)	Translation	101-117
		Kenneth P. Kramer	The Zen of Jesus	Views and Reviews	118-130
		Jan Van Bragt	The Christ and the Bodhisattva edited by Donald S. Lopez and Steven C. Rockefeller	Book Reviews	131-133
		Leslie S. Kawamura	No Abode: The Record of Ippen by Dennis Hirota		134-135
		Paul L. Swanson	Saichō: The Establishment of the Japanese Tendai School by Paul Groner		136-138
		Paul J. Griffiths	Rationality and Mind in Early Buddhism by Frank J. Hoffman		139-142
NS21-2	1988	Abe Masao	Dōgen's View on Time and Space	Articles	1-35
		Glen Alexandrin	Buddhist Economics		36-53
		James H. Sanford	The Nine Faces of Death: “Su Tung-po's” Kuzō-shi		54-77
		D. T. Suzuki, Soga Ryōjin, Kaneko Daiei, and Nishitani Keiji	Shinran's World (III)	Dialogue	78-94
		Ann T. Rogers and Minor L. Rogers	Rennyo's Letters (Rennyo Shōnin Ofumi): Fascicle Five	Translation	95-123
		William Johnston	All and Nothing: St. John of the Cross and the Christian-Buddhist Dialogue	Views and Reviews	124-144
NS22-1	1989	Ueda Shizuteru	The Zen Buddhist Experience of the Truly Beautiful	Articles	1-36
		John Ross Carter	Love and Compassion as Given		34-53
		Richard B. Pilgrim	The Japanese Noh Drama in Ritual Perspective		54-70
		Steven Heine	Dōgen and the Japanese Religio-Aesthetic Tradition		71-95
		Mark L. Blum	The Relationship between Religious Morality and Common Morality	Translation	96-110
		James Fredericks	Cosmology and Metanoia: Buddhist Path to Process Thought for the West	Views and Reviews	111-127
		Christopher Ives	Non-dualism and Soteriology in Whitehead, Nishida, and Tanabe: A Response to James Fredericks		128-138
NS22-2	1989	Peter Bishop	Jung, Pure Land Buddhism and Psychological Faith	Articles	1-13
		Winston L. King	Buddhist Self-World Theory and Buddhist Ethics		14-26
		Jay C. Rochelle	Letting Go Buddhist & Christian Models		27-47
		Thomas Dean	Masao Abe's Zen and Western Thought		48-77
		Robert Aitken	Wu-mên Kuan, Case 11, Chao-chou and the Hermits	Translation	78-84
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (5) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)		85-104
		Hirose Takashi	Sprinklings	Views and Reviews	105-119
		Jan Van Bragt	Buddhism Made Plain: An Introduction to Christians by Antony Fernando	Book Reviews	120-123
		Bhikkhu Pāsādika	Was ist der Weg : er liegt vor deinen Augen, Zen-Meditation in japanischen Gaerten by Rudolf Seitz		123-126
		Yamamoto Seisaku	The Nothingness Beyond God: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Nishida Kitarō by R. E. Carter		126-129
		John R. McRae	The Pratform Sutra in Religious and Cultural Perspective	Notes	130-135
		Tokiwa Gishin	Yamada Mumon Roshi,1900-1988		136-144
NS23-1	1990	Daisetz T. Suzuki	Shin Buddhism (3)	Articles	1-9
		Graham Parkes	The Transmutation of Emotion in Rinzai Zen and Nietzsche		10-25
		Steve Odin	The Middle Way of Emptiness in Modern Japanese Philosophy and the Zen Oxherding Pictures		26-44
		Robert Aitken	The Dragon Who Never Sleeps: Verses for Zen Buddhist Practice		45-55
		Stephen Kaplan	A Holographic Alternative to a Traditional Yogācāra Simile: An Analysis of Vasubandhu's Trisvabhāva Doctrine		56-78
		Thomas Dean	Masao Abe on Zen and Western Thought (II): First Order Issues		79-113
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (6) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)	Translation	114-137
		George J. Tanabe, Jr.	The Major Writings of Nichiren Daishonin	Book Reviews	138-141
		Hee-Jin Kim	Dōgen's Manuals of Zen Meditation by Carl Bielefeldt		141-146
		Peter Schneider	The Marathon Monks of Mount Hiei by John Stevens		146-148
		Willa Jane Tanabe	The Art of Zen: Paintings and Calligraphy by Japanese Monks 1600-1925 by Stephen Addiss		148-150
		James W. Heisig	La naturaleza de Buda (Shobogenzo) by Dōgen translated and edited by Felix E. Prieto		150-151
		Robert Aitken	Remembering Yamada Kōun Rōshi	Notes	152-154
NS23-2	1990	Nishitani Keiji	Religious-Philosophical Existence in Buddhism	Articles	1-17
		Ueda Shizuteru	Freedom and Language in Meister Eckhart and Zen Buddhism, Part 1		18-59
		Steven Heine	The Flower Blossoms ‘Without Why’: Beyond the Heidegger-Kuki Dialogue on Contemplative Language		60-86
		John Steffney	Conflict, the Unconscious and Psychotherapeutic Method in Freud and Zen Buddhism		87-105
		Dennis Hirota	On Attaining the Settled Mind: Anjinketsujōshō, Part 1	Translation	106-121
		Frederick Franck	On the Criteria of Being Human	Views and Reviews	122-135
		Kadowaki Kakichi	Father Hugo Lasalle,1898-1990	Notes (Obituary)	136-138
NS24-1	1991	Nishitani Keiji	A Buddhist Voice in the Demythologizing Debate	Articles	1-27
		Alex Naughton	Buddhist Omniscience		28-51
		Ueda Shizuteru	Freedom and Language in Meister Eckhart and Zen Buddhism, Part 2		52-80
		Dennis Hirota	On Attaining the Settled Mind: Anjinketsujōshō, Part 2	Translation	81-96
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (7) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)		97-122
		Joan Stambaugh	Imaginary Dialogue between Heidegger and a Buddhist with Aplogies for Possible Implausibilities of the Personalities	Views and Reviews	123-134
		Hubert Durt)	Foundatiions of T'ien-t'ai Philosophy : The Flowering of the Two Truths Theory in Chinese Buddhism by Paul L. Swanson	Book Reviews	135-139
		Taigen Dan Leighton	Book of Serenity Translated by Thomas Cleary		140-143
		Bhikkhu Pāsādika	Meister Bankei, Die Zen-Lehre vom Ungeborenen: Leben und Lehre des grossen japanischen Zen-Meisters Bankei Eitaku (1622-1693), aus den japanischen Quellen herausgegeben edited and translated by Norman Waddell		143-146
		Teijō R. Munnich	Shōbōgenzō-zuimonki, Dōgen Zen and Shikantaza: An Introduction to Zazen by Okumura Shōhaku		147-149
NS24-2	1991	Nagao Gadjin	The Buddha's Life as Parable for Later Buddhist Thought	Articles	1-32
		Stephen Morris	Beyond Christianity: Transcendentalism and Zen		33-68
		James H. Austin	Zen and the Brain: The Construction and Dissolution of the Self		69-97
		Janine A. Sawada	“No Eye: A Word to the Wise”: Teshima Toan's Commentary on Ikkyū's Mizu Kagami	Translation	98-122
		William R. LaFleur	Poetry and Risk: Ideology's Edge in Dōgen and Tamekane	Review Article	123-140
		Mark L. Blum	The Dawn of Chinese Pure Land Buddhist Doctrine by Kenneth K. Tanaka	Book Reviews	141-143
		Paul Swanson	Buddha Nature by Sallie B. King		144-146
		Alex Naughton	The Origins of Indian Psychology by N. Ross Reat		147-148
		Abe Masao	Nishitani Keiji,1900-1990	Notes (Obituary)	149-152
NS25-1	1992	Ueda Shizuteru	My Teacher	Articles	1-7
		John Maraldo	Practice, Samādhi, Realization: Three Innovative Interpretations by Nishitani Keiji		8-20
		Richard J. DeMartino	Some Thoughts on the Thought of Nishitani Keiji		21-27
		Jan Van Bragt	Nishitani the Prophet		28-50
		Robert E. Carter	Discontinuity in Time	Reminiscence	70-73
		Hakan Eilert	The Man of the Circle: A Table Talk-1984		74-78
		Dora Fischer-Barnicol	Movements		79-83
		Frederick Franck	In Memoriam		84-85
		James W. Heisig	Dirty Water, Clear Thinking		85-91
		Horio Tsutomu	The Zen Practice of Nishitani Keiji		92-96
		Kajitani Sūnin Rōshi	Layman Keisei Nishitani		97-98
		Mutō Kazuo	A Man of the Universe		99-100
		Ōhashi Ryōsuke	A Small Fish Swallows a Large Fish		101-102
		Ōkochi Ryōgi	A Tenacious Power of Thinking		103-104
		Graham Parkes	“A citizen of the cosmos? ー ridiculous!”		105-108
		Sasaki Jōshū	Nishitani Keiji the Person		109-111
		Sasaki Tōru	Talks on the Shōbōgenzō		112-113
		Eberhard Scheiffele	“Sitting on a High, Bare Mountain Peak Overlooking a Wide Vista”		114-124
		Shimomura Toratarō	Anecdotes that Now Seem Ancient		125-127
		Takeuchi Yoshinori	The Spirit of Poverty		128-129
		Notto R. Thelle	“The Flower Blooms on the Cliff's Edge”		130-136
		Tsujimura Kōichi	Thinking of Life		137-138
		Ueda Yoshifumi	Reminiscence		139-141
		Hans Waldenfels	Remembering Sensei		142-146
		Yagi Seiichi	Words that Remain in the Heart		147-148
		Yusa Michiko	The Eternal is the Transient is the Eternal: “A ｆlower ｂlooms and the whole world arises”		149-154
			Outline Chronology	Notes	155-158
		Nishitani Keiji	Translations into Western languages		159-163
NS25-2	1992	Winston L. King	Is There a Buddhist Ethic for the Modern World?	Articles	1-13
		Ōmine Akira	The Genealogy of Sorrow: Japanese View of Life and Death		14-29
		Burton Watson	Buddhist Poet-Priests of the T'ang		30-58
		Ueda Shizuteru	The Place of Man in the Noh Play		59-88
		Stephen Morris	Buddhism and Christianity: The Common Ground. A Study of the Radical Theologies of Meister Eckhart and Abe Masao		89-118
		Paul B. Watt	Sermons on the Precepts and Monastic Life by the Shingon Vinaya Master Jiun	Translation	119-128
		Hubert Durt	Les Doctrines de l'École Japonaise Tendai au Debut du IXe Siècle by Jean-Nöel Robert	Book Reviews	129-132
		Joan Stambaugh	A Study of Dōgen by Masao Abe		133-136
		Ruben L. F. Habito	The Religious Philosophy of Nishitani Keiji: Encounter with Emptiness edited by Taitetsu Unno The Religious Philosophy of Tanabe Hajime: The Metanoetic Imperative edited by Taitetsu Unno and James W. Heisig		137-143
		James K. Morton	Cultivating the Empty Field: The Silent Illumination of the Zen Master Hongzhi tranlated by Taigen Daniel Leighton with Yi Wu		144-148
		Hori Sōgen	Kobori Nanrei,1918-1992	Notes (Obituary)	149-152
NS26-1	1993	Yanagi Sōetsu	Myōkōnin Osono	Articles	1-9
		Eric J. Ziolkowski	The Literary Bearing of Chicago's 1893 World's Parliament of Religions		10-25
		Abe Masao	Zen and Buddhism		26-49
		Dennis Hirota	Shinran's View of Language: A Buddhist Hermeneutics of Faith (Part One)		50-93
		Klaus Otte	The Kyoto Philosopher's Call “Ad Fontes” - Asian Humanism	Reminiscence	94-100
		John G. Rudy	Engaging the Void: Emerson's Essay on Experience and the Zen Experience of Emptiness	Views and Reviews	101-125
		Frederick Franck	A Crash Course in Radical Buddhism		126-131
		Yusa Michiko	The Self-Overcoming of Nihilism by Nishitani Keiji translated by Graham Parkes and Setsuko Aihara	Book Reviews	132-134
		Sakurabe Hajime	Studies in the Literature of the Great Vehicle edited by Luis O. Gomez and Jonathan A. Silk		135-137
		Jamie Hubbard	Once Upon a Future Time by Jan Nattier		138-146
		Robert Kritzer	Existence and Enlightenment in the Laṅkāvatāra-sūtra by Florin Giripescu Sutton		147-154
NS26-2	1993	D. T. Suzuki	Kiyozawa's Living Presence	Articles	1-10
		J. W. de Jong	The Beginnings of Buddhism		11-30
		Urs App	“Dun 頓”: A Chinese Concept as a Key to “Mysticism” in East and West		31-72
		Abe Masao	A Report on the 1993 Parliament of World's Religions		73-75
		Abe Masao	Two Types of Unity and Religious Pluralism		76-85
		Donald W. Mitchell	Unity and Ultimate Reality: A Response to Masao Abe		86-90
		Dennis Hirota	Shinran's View of Lanuage: A Buddhist Hermeneutics of Faith (Part Two)		91-130
		W. S. Yokoyama	Two Addresses by Shaku Sōen	Translation	131-133
		D.T. Suzuki	“The Law of Cause and Effect, as Taught by Buddha.”		134-137
		W. S. Yokoyama	“Reflections on an American Journey.”		138-148
		Elizabeth Kenney	Flowing Traces: Buddhism in the literary and Visual Arts of Japan. edited by James H. Sanford et al.	Book Reviews	149-155
		Robert Kritzer	Tibetan Buddhism: Reason and Revelation. edited by Steven D. Goodman and Ronald M. Davidson In the Mirror of Memory: Reflections on Mindfulness and Remembrance in Indian and Tibetan Buddhism. edited by Janet Gyatso		156-162
NS27-1	1994	D. T. Suzuki	Zen Hyakudai: One Hundred Zen Topics (Part Four)	Articles	1-9
		Ueda Shizuteru	The Practice of Zen		10-29
		Mark L. Blum	Pure Land Buddhism as an Alternative Mārga		30-77
		D.T. Suzuki and Soga Ryōjin	Dialogue: Zen and Shin		78-95
		N. A. Waddell	A Chronological Biography of Zen Priest Hakuin: Hakuin Ōsho Nempu	Translation	96-155
		Mark L. Blum	An Index to Asanga's Mahāyāna -samgraha. edited by Gadjin M. Nagano	Book Reviews	156-158
		Elizabeth Kenney	The Manuscripts of Nanatsu-dera: A Recently Discovered Treasyre-House in Downtown Nagoya. By Ochiai Toshinori		158-162
NS27-2	1994	Abe Masao	Suffering in the Light of Our Time, Our Time in the Light of Suffering	Articles	1-13
		Winston L. King	Engaged Buddhism: Past, Present, Future		14-29
		John T. Brinkman	The Simplicity of Dōgen		30-52
		Robert F. Rhodes	Shin Buddhist Attitudes towards the Kami: From Shinran to Rennyo		53-80
		Norman Waddell	A Chronological Biography of Zen priest Hakuin: (Hakuin Ōsho Nempu), Part 2.	Translation	81-129
		James L. Fredericks	The Far Side of Nothingness: Reading Mitchell's Spirituality and Emptiness	Views and Reviews	130-139
		Donald W. Mitchell	A Response to James Freadericks		140-144
		Kurethara S. Bose	The Transformation of the Self in Mahāyāna Buddhism		145-156
		Leslie S. Kawamura	Religion & Society in Modern Japan: Selected Readings. edited by Mark R. Mullins, et al.	Book Reviews	157-168
NS28-1	1995	D. T. Suzuki	Reflection on the Pure Land	Articles	1-16
		Joan Stambaugh	Trancendence		17-28
		Ueda Shizuteru	Nishida's Thought		29-47
		Paul Harrison	Searching for the Origins of the Mahāyāna: What Are We Looking For?		48-69
		Urs App	Treatise on No-Mind: A Chan Text from Dunhuang	Translation	70-107
		James Dobbins	Women's Birth in Pure Land as Women: Intimations from the Letters of Eshinni	Views and Reviews	108-122
		W. S. Yokoyama	Two Thinkers on Shin: Selections from the Writings of Soga Ryōjin and Kaneko Daiei		123-154
		J. W. de Jong	Four Volumes in the BDK English Tripitaka	Book Reviews	155-161
		John S. Yokota	Rediscovering the West: An Inquiry into Nothingness and Relatedness. by Stephen C. Rowe		162-163
		Robert Aitken	The Essential Teachings of Zen Master Hakuin: A Translation of the Sokkō-roku Kaian-fusetsu. by Norman Waddell		163-164
		Patricia J. Fister	Lotus Moon: The Poetry of the Buddhist Nun Rengetsu. translated by John Stevens		165-166
NS28-2	1995	Abe Masao	The Logic of Absolute Nothingness, As Expounded by Nishida Kitarō	Articles	167-175
		Ueda Shizuteru	he Difficulty of Undestanding Nishida's Philosophy		175-182
		John C. Maraldo	The Ploblem of World Culture: Towards an Appropriation of Nishida's Philosophy of Nation and Culture		183-197
		James W. Heisig	Tanabe's Logic of the Specific and the Critique of the Gloval Village		198-224
		D.T. Suzuki	My Friend Nishida Kitarō		225-230
		Dennis Hirota	Nishida's “Gutoku Shinran.”		231-244
		Nishida Kitarō	“The Retirement Speech of a Certain Professor”	Views and Reviews	245-247
		John T. Brinkman	The Simplicity of Nichiren		248-264
		Frederick Franck	Response to Joan Stambaugh's “Transcendence”		265-272
		David Loy	Is Zen Buddhism?		273-286
		Michiko Yusa	Reflections on Nishida Studies		287-296
			Nishida Kitarō in Translation: Primary Sources in Western Languages	Chronological List of Works Translated	297-302
		J. W. de Jong	The Lotus Sutra. translated by Burton Watson	Book Reviews	303-304
		J. W. de Jong	Hōbōgirin Buddhist Dictionary vol. 7		304-307
		J. W. de Jong	BDK English Tripitaka 10-1		307-309
		James L. Fredericks	Buddhism and Interfaith Dialogue by Masao Abe		310-311
NS29-1	1996	Nishitani Keiji	The Problem of Anjin in Zen (I)	Articles	1-32
		Fujita Kōtatsu	The Origin of the Pure Land		33-51
		Christopher Nugent	Satori in St. John of the Cross		52-65
		BockJa Kim	Buddhist Enlightement and Hegelian Teleology: The Dialectic of the Means and End of Enlightenment		66-84
		Kurethara S. Bose	The Theoretical Foundations of Zen Buddhism	Views and Reviews	85-98
		Paul L. Swanson	Absolute Nothingness and Emptiness in Nishitani Keiji: An Essay from the Perspective of Classical Buddhist Thought		99-108
		Kirita Kiyohide	Young D. T. Suzuki's Views on Society		109-133
		Frederick Franck	Mysticism: Buddhist and Christian by Paul Mommaers & Jan Van Bragt	Book Reviews	134-138
		Robert W. Adams	Rude Awakenings: Zen, the Kyoto School, & The Question of Nationalism e ditied by James W. Heisig and John C. Maraldo		138-141
		Ruben L. F. Habito	Buddhist Spirituality: Indian, Southeast Asian, Tibetan, Early Chinese editied by Takeuchi Yoshinori		141-146
		Richard Gardner	Japan in Traditional and Postmodern Perspectives e ditied by Charles Wei-hsum Fu and Steven Heine		147-151
NS29-2	1996	Takeuchi Yoshinori	The Fundamental Problem of Shinran' s Thought (Part I)	Articles	153-158
		Douglas Mikkelson	On Entering the Religious Life: A Dilemma, A Catholic Response, A Zen Response		159-171
		Ueda Shizuteru	Sōseki and Buddhism: Reflections on His Later Works (Part I)		172-206
		Ui Hakuju	The Nembutsu Zen of the Disciples of the Fifth Patriarch		207-238
		Victor Sōgen hori	The Study of Buddhist Monastic Practice: Reflections on Robert Buswell's The Zen Monastic Experience	Views and Reviews	239-261
		Henk Barendregt	Mysticism and Beyond. Buddhist Phenomenology (Part II)		262-287
		Sakurabe Hajime	Studies in Abhidharma Literature and the Origin of Buddhist Philosophical Systems by Erich Frauwallner	Book Reviews	288-291
		Tim Pallis	The Zen Eye: A Collection of Zen Talks by Sōkei-an edited by Mary Farkas		291-297
		Robert F. Rodes	The Great Calming and Contemplation: A Study and Annotated Translation of the First Chapter of Chih-i’s Mo-ho Chih-kuan by Neal Donner and Daniel B. Stevenson		298-301
NS30-1	1997	Michael Finkenthal	Coincidentia Oppositorum and Love, Nishida Kitarō. With an Introduction	Articles	1-12
		Robert H. Paslick	From Nothingness to Nothingness: The Nature and Destiny		13-31
		Ueda Shizuteru	Sōseki and Buddhism: Reflections on His Later Works (II)		32-52
		Urs App	St. Francis Xavier's Discovery of Japanese Buddhism: A Chapter in the European Discovery of Buddhism (Part 1: Before the Arrival in Japan, 1547-1549)		53-78
		Sasaki Shizuka	A Study on the Origin of Mahāyāna Buddhism		79-113
		Joseph S. O' Leary	The Significanse of John Keenan's Mahāyāna Theology	Views and Reviews	114-132
		Galen Amstutz	Shinran and Authority in Buddhism		133-146
		Nobuhiko Abe	The Social Self in Zen and American Pragmatism by Steve Odin	Book Reviews	147-151
		Shigenori Nagatomo	Watsuji Tetsurō's Rinrigaku: Ethics in Japan by Watsuji Tetsurō. translated by Yamamoto Seisaku and Robert E. Carter		152-158
NS30-2	1997	Abe Masao	Ethics and Social Responsibility in Buddhism	Articles	161-172
		Judith Snodgrass	The Deployment of Western Philosophy in Meiji Buddhist Revival		173-198
		William S. Cobb	The Game of Go: An Unexpected Path to Enlightenment		199-213
		Urs App	St. Francis Xavier's Discovery of Japanese Buddhism: A Chapter in the European Discovery of Buddhism (Part 2: From Kagoshima to Yamaguchi,1549-1551)		214-244
		Taitetsu Unno	The Past as a Problem of the Presant: Zen, the Kyoto School, and Nationalism	Views and Reviews	245-266
		Gregory Gibbs	Understanding Shinran and the Burden of Traditional Dogmatics		267-286
		Frederick Franck	Upāya: Stratagems of the Great Compassion		287-293
		John Ross Carter	Interpreting Amida: History and Orientalism in the Study of Pure Land Buddhism by Galen Amstutz	Book Reviews	294-298
		Robert F. Rodes	Madhyāmika Thought in China by Ming-Wood Liu		298-300
		David R. Loy	Religious Pluralism and Christian Truth by Joseph Stephen O'leary		300-308
		Taigen Dan Leighton	Transmission of Light: Zen in the Art of Enlightenment by Zen Master Keizan translated by Thomas Cleary The Record of Transmitting the Light: Zen Master Keizan's Denkōroku translated by Francis H. Cook		308-314
NS31-1	1998	Kaneko Daiei	Rennyo the Restorer (I)	Articles	1-11
		Abe Masao	Faith and Self-Awakening: A Search for the Category Coverring All Religious Life		12-24
		James A. Ryan	Zen and Analytical Philosophy		25-39
		Urs App	Francis Xavier's Discovery of Japanese Buddhism (III), A Chapter in the European Discovery of Buddhism (Part 3: From Yamaguchi to India 1551-1552)		40-71
		Jeff Shore	True Sitting: A Discussion with Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Dialogue	72-84
		Kim BockJa	Ontology without Axiology? A Review of Masao Abe's Account of the Problem of Good & Evil from a Western Philosophical Perspective	Views and Reviews	85-108
		Richard A. Gardner	Matters of Life and Deth: The Midding Way as a New Buddhist Humanism?	Review Article	109-124
		James Fredericks	Zen and Comparative Studies by Masao Abe	Book Reviews	125-127
		James Robson	The Scripture of the Ten Kings and the Making of Purgatory in Medieval Chinese Buddhism by Stephen F. Teiser		127-134
		Joan Stambaugh	Shōbōgenzō-uji-Être-temps-Being-time by Eidō Shimano Rōshi, and Charles Vacher, ed. and trans.		135-137
		Jan Van Bragt	Simplicity: A Distinctive Quality of Japanese Spirituality by John T. Brinkman		137-139
		John P. Keenan)	Hybrid Theology (A Response)		139-149
		Liu Ming-Wood	Response to Robert F. Rhodes's Review of Madhyamaka Thought in China		149-152
NS31-2	1998	Daisetz T. Suzuki	Basic Thoughts Underlying Eastern Ethical and Social Practice (1962)	Articles	153-178
		Matteo Cestari	The Knowing Body: Nishida's Philosophy of Active Intuition (Kōiteki chokkan)		179-208
		Kaneko Daiei	Rennyo the Restorer, Part 2		209-218
		Richard DeMartino and Kenneth Kramer	Perspectives on Self-Emptying: A Zen-Catholic Dialogue between Richard J. DeMartino and Kenneth P. Kramer	Dialogue	219-244
		Nabata Takashi (Introduction) W. S. Yokoyama ( Translation)	The Legacy of Rennyo Shōnin: Rennyo Shōnin Itokuki	Translation	245-262
		Judith Snodgrass	Retrieving the Past? A Consideration of Texts, APPENDIX: Shaku Sōyen, "Arbitration Instead of War"	Views and Reviews	263-270
		William S.Cobb	Nishida on the Freedom of the will		271-277
		Joseph S. O'Leary	The Hermeneutics of Critical Buddhism		278-294
		Jeff Shore	Abe Masao's Legacy: Awakening to Reality through the Death of the Ego and Providing Spiritual Ground for the Modern World		295-307

Volume-no.	Year	Author [ Translator ] [ Reviewer ]	Title	Category	Page no.
NS32-1	2000	Luis O. Gomez	Buddhism as a Religion of Hope: Observation on the "Logic" of a Doctrine and its Foundational Myth	Article	1-21
		Robert F. Rhodes	Imagining Hell: Genshin's Vision of the Buddhist Hell as found in the Ōjōyōshū		22-55
		Trent Collier	Time and Self: Religious Awakening in Dōgen and Shinran		56-84
		Gregory Schopen	The Good Monk and his Money in a Buddhist Monasticism of "The Mahāyāna Period"		85-105
		Soga Ryōjin, trans. by Jan Van Bragt	Shinran's View of Buddhist History	Translation	106-129
		With an introduction by Yasutomi Shin'ya	Shinran's View of Buddhist History	Translation	106-129
		Dennis Hargiss	Awakening to the High / Returning to the Low: The Pilgrim's Ideal in Bashō's Oku no Hosomichi	Views & Reviews	13-156
		Enomoto Fumio	The Discovery of "the Oldest Buddhist Manuscripts"	Review Article	157-166
		Donald W. Mitchell	Joseph A. Bracken, S.J., The Divine Matrix: Creativity as Link between East and West	Book Review	167-171
		Shobha Rani Dash	Karma Lekshe Tsomo (Editor), Buddhist Women Across Cultures: Realizations		171-174
		Robert F. Rhodes	Kevin Trainor, Relics, Ritual, and Representation in Buddhism: Rematerializing the Sri Lankan Theravada Tradition		174-178
		Robert E. Carter, Jeff Shore (Rejoinder)	"Better Wrong Than Sloppy"	Corrspondence	179-182
			Obituary (Dr. J. W. de Jong)	Obituary	182-182
NS32-2	2000	Gregory Schopen	The Mahāyana and the Middle Period in Indian Buddhism: Through a Chinese Looking-glass	Article	1-25
		Lambert Schmithausen	Buddhism and the Ethics of Nature : Some Remarks		26-78
		Florin Deleanu	Buddhist 'Ethology' in the Pāli Canon: Between Symbol and Observation		79-127
		Ian Harris	Magician as Environmentalist: Fertility Elements in South and Southeast Asian Buddhism		128-156
		Soga Ryōjin, trans. by Jan Van Bragt	A Savior on Earth: The Meaning of Dharmākara Bodhisattva's Advent	Translation	157-169
		David Landis Barnhill	Of Bashōs and Buddhisms	Views & Reviews	170-201
		Ruben L. F. Habito	Jacqueline I. Stone, Original Enlightenment and the Transformation of Medieval Japanese Buddhism	Book Review	202-207
		Jin Young Park	Charles Muller, trans., The Sūtra of Perfect Enlightenment: Korean Buddhism's Guide to Meditation		207-213
NS33-1	2001	Dennis Hirota	SYMPOSIUM: Reading The Collected Works of Shinran Preface	Article	1-4
		John Keenan	SYMPOSIUM: Shinran's Neglect of Emptiness		5-15
		Thomas P. Kasulis	SYMPOSIUM: Shin Buddhist Ethics in Our Postmodern Age of Mappō		16-37
		Dennis Hirota	SYMPOSIUM: On Recent Readings of Shinran		38-55
		Robert F. Rhodes	Seeking the Pure Land in Heian Japan: The Practices of the Monks of the Nijūgo Zammai-e		56-79
		Henry Simoni-Wastila	Buddhist Thought and Particularity: Thurman and Abe on a Nondualistic Middle Way		80-102
		Aramaki Noritoshi	A Buddhist Student's Comment on Dr. H. Simoni-Wastila's Paper	Comment	103-105
		Cathy Cantwell	Reflections on Ecological Ethics and the Tibetan Earth Ritual	Views & Reviews	106-127
		Yamabe Nobuyoshi	Internal Desire and the External World: An Approach to Environmental Problems from a Buddhist Perspective		128-143
		Jonathan A. Silk	Contribution to the Study of the Philosophical Vocabulary of Mahāyāna Buddhism	Reviews Article	144-168
		Nelson Foster	Norman A. Waddell, Wild Ivy: The Spiritual Autobiography of Zen Master Hakuin	Book Review	169-174
		John Ross Carter	James L. Fredericks, Faith Among Faiths: Christian Theology and Non-Christian Religions		174-181
		Tom J. F. Tillemans	Jonathan A. Silk, ed., Wisdom, Compassion, and the Search for Understanding: The Buddhist Studies Legacy of Gadjin M. Nagao		181-185
NS33-2	2001	D. T. Suzuki	Notes and Fragments		1-11
			FEATURE: Japanese Buddhism and Social Ethics Editors' Note	Note	12-14
			Protect the Dharma, Protect the Country: Buddhist War Responsibility and Social Ethics	Article	15-34
		Ama Toshimaro	Towards a Shin Buddhist Social Ethics		35-53
		Takagi Kenmyō	(Appendix)		54-61
		(Translated by RobertF.Rhodes)	My Socialism		54-61
		Yanagida Seizan (Translated and introduced by Urs App)	Passion for Zen: Two Talks at the San Francisco Zen Center		62-96
		Dale S. Wright	The 'Thought of Enlightenment' in Fa-tsang's Hua-yen Buddhism	Views and Reviews	97-106
		Gregory Gibbs	Reverence and Reality		107-121
		David R. Loy	A New Holy War against Evil? A Buddhist Response		122-128
		Hagiwara Takao	Japan and the West in D. T. Suzuki's Nostalgic Double Journeys		129-151
		Robert Kritzer	P.S. Jaini, Collected Papers on Buddhist Studies	Book Review	152-156
		Sybil Anne Thornton	Brian D. Ruppert, Jewel in the Ashes: Buddha Relics and Power in Early Medieval Japan		156-159
NS34-1	2002	William S. Waldron	Buddhist Steps to an Ecology of Mind: Thinking about 'Thoughts without a Thinker'	Article	1-52
		Douglas K. Mikkelson	The Cardinal Virtues of the Bodhisattva in Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Zuimonki		53-78
		Translated by Norman Waddell	Hakuin's Yasenkanna	Translation	79-119
		Ishikawa Rikizan (Introduced and Translated by William Bodiford )	Colloquial Transcriptions as Sources for Understanding Zen in Japan	Views and Reviews	120-142
		Victor Sōgen Hori	Steven Heine, Shifting Shape, Shaping Text: Philosophy and Folklore in the Fox Kōan	Book Review	143-146
		Sarah Horton	Mikael S. Adolphson, The Gates of Power: Monks, Courtiers, and Warriors in Premodern Japan		147-148
		Robert F. Rhodes	Mark L. Blum, The Origins and Development of Pure Land Buddhism: A Study and Translation of Gyōnen's Jōdo Hōmon Genrushō		149
NS34-2	2002	John B. Cobb, Jr.	A Buddhist-Christian Critique of Neo-Liberal Economics	Articles	1-15
		Keibo Oiwa	Slowing Down to Life: Revisiting Schumacher on Religion and Economics		16-24
		Ama Toshimaro	Shin Buddhism and Economic Ethics		25-50
		Andrew Skilton	State or Statement?: Samādhi in Some Early Mahāyāna Sūtras		51-93
		Jacob N. Kinnard	On Buddhist 'Bibliolaters': Representing and Worshiping the Book in Medieval Indian Buddhism		94-116
		Takemura Makio	Zen and Pure Land: An Important Aspect of D.T. Suzuki's Interpretation of Buddhism		117-141
		Bret W. Davis	Introducing the Kyoto School as World Philosophy: Reflections on James W. Heisig's Philosophers of Nothingness	Review Article	142-170
		James Mark Shields	Robert E. Carter, Encounter with Enlightenment: A Study of Japanese Ethics	Book Review	171-176
		Sean Duke	Allan Hunt Badiner, ed., Mindfulness in the Marketplace: Compassionate Responses to Consumerism		176-180
NS35-1&2	2003	Alfred Bloom	Kiyozawa Manshi and the Revitalization of Buddhism	Articles	1-5
		Hashimoto Mineo	Two Models of the Modernization of Japanese Buddhism: Kiyozawa Manshi and D. T. Suzuki		6-41
		Fujita Msakatsu	Kiyozawa Manshi and Nishida Kitarō		42-56
		Mark L. Blum	Truth in Need: Kiyozawa Manshi and Soren Kierkegaard		57-101
		Yasutomi Shin'ya	The Way of Introspection: Kiyozawa Manshi's Methodology		102-114
		Paul Harrison	Mediums and Messages: Reflections on the Production of Mahāyāna Sūtra		115-151
		Rhi Juhyung	Early Mahāyāna and Gandhāran Buddhism: An Assessment of the Visual Evidence		152-202
		Aramaki Noritoshi	Towards a New Working Hypothesis on the Origin of Mahāyāna Buddhism		203-218
		Gereon Kopf	Neither Dogma nor Institution : Nishida on the Role of Religion	Translation	219-240
		Robert F. Rhodes	Paul Groner, Ryogen and Mt.Hiei: Japanese Tendai in the Tenth Century	Book Review	241-243
		Peter Skilling	John Clifford Holt, Jacob N. Kinnard, Jonathan S. Walters, eds., Constituting Communities : Theravada Buddhism and the Religious Cultures of South and Southeast Asia		244-247
NS36-1&2	2004	Trevor Murphy	The Leprosy Relief Work of Tsunawaki Ryūmyō	Articles	3-30
		Hishiki Masaharu	The Life and Thought of Ogasawa Noboru		31-39
		Kajiwara Keiichi	Buddhism and Hansen's Disease		40-45
		Georgios T. Halkias	Tibetan Buddhism Registered : A Catalogue from the Imperial Court of 'Phang Thang		46-105
		Gerard Clinton Godart	Tracing the Circle of Truth : Inoue Enryō on the History of Philosophy and Buddhism		106-133
		Demetrios Th. Vassiliades	Greeks and Buddhism : Historical Contacts in the Development of a Universal Religion		134-183
		Sasaki Shizuka	A Problem in the Re-establishment of the Bhikkunī Sangha in Modern Theravada Buddhism		184-191
		Albert Stunkard	Suzuki Daisetz : An Appreciation		192-228
		Robert F. Rhodes	Richard K. Payne and Kenneth K. Tanaka eds. , Approaching the Land of Bliss : Religious Praxis in the Cult of Amitābha	Book Review	229-232
		Elisabetta Porcu	Judith Snodgrass, Presenting Japanese Buddhism to the West :Orientalism, Occidentalism and the Columbian Exposition		232-236
		Takahashi Kōichi	Robert Krizer, Vasubandhu and the Yogācārabhūmi :Yogācāra Elements in the Abhidharmakośabhāṣya		236-242
NS37-1&2	2005	Michel Mohr	Feature: BUDDHIST AND NON-BUDDHIST TRENDS TOWARDS RELIGIOUS UNITY IN MEIJI JAPAN Introduction	Articles	1-7
		Sueki Fumihiko	Building a Platform for Academic Buddhist Studies : Murakami Senshō		8-27
		Okada Masahiko	Revitalization versus Unification : A Comparison of the Ideas of Inoue Enryō and Murakami Senshō		28-38
		John S. LoBreglio	Uniting Buddhism : The Varieties of Tsūbukkyō in Meiji-Taishō Japan and the Case of Takada Dōken		39-76
		Michel Mohr	Murakami Senshō : In Search of the Fundamental Unity of Buddhism		77-134
		Yamaguchi Aki	Awakening to a Universalist Perspective : The Unitarian Influence on Religious Reform in Japan		135-159
		Ryan Ward	Against Buddhist Unity : Murakami Senshō and his Sectarian Critics		160-194
		Kenneth K. Tanaka	The "Latter Days of the Law" Ideology among Chinese Pure Land Buddhist Proponents : The Case of Tao-ch'o and Ching-ying Hui-yuan		195-204
		Ama Michihiro	Shifting Subjectivity in the Translation of Shinranfs Texts		205-221
		Suraj A. Pandit	Late Hinayana Buddhism and the Translation to Mahāyāna : A Study of the Early Buddhist Samgha and the Buddha Figures at Kanheri		222-234
		Moriyama Shin'ya	The Gate of Praise in Vasubandhu's Sukhavativyuhopadesa		235-253
		James W. Heisig	Approaching the Ueda Shizuteru Collection	Review Article	254-274
		Galen Amstutz	Mark L. Blum and Shin'ya Yasutomi eds., Rennyo and the Roots of Modern Japanese Buddhism	Book Review	275-283
		Ben Brose	Steven Heine and Dale S. Wright eds., Zen Classics : Formative Texts in the History of Zen Buddhism		284-293
NS38-1&2	2007	D. T. Suzuki	The Life of a Certain Person	Articles	3-7
		Ueda Shizuteru	Outwardly, Be Open; Inwardly, Be Deep		8-40
		Thomas P. Kasulis	Reading D. T. Suzuki Today		41-57
		Moriya Tomoe	“A Note from A Rural Town in America” :The Young Suzuki Daisetsu and the Significance of Religious Experience		58-68
		Ama Toshimaro	An Outline of Natsume Sōseki’s Meian (Light and Darkness)		69-70
		Valdo H. Viglielmo	Sōseki’s Meian Revisited: A Fresh Look at a Modern Classic		71-90
		Nishitani Keiji	On Natsume Sōseki’s Light and Darkness		91-111
		Ama Toshimaro	The Eyes of Pure Objectiveness: Natsume Sōseki’s Search for the Way		112-144
		Mizukawa Takao	Natsume Sōseki and Shin Buddhism		145-179
		Domingos de Sousa	Shinjin and Faith: A Comparison of Shinran and Kierkegaard	Views & Reviews	180-202
		Jundō Gregory Gibbs	Enduing Themes in Contemporary Pure Land Thought		203-219
		Ugo Dessi	Japanese Temple Buddhism: Worldliness in a Religion of Renunciationby Stephen G. Covell	Book Reviews	220-222
		Sybille Höhe	Encountering the Dharma: Daisaku Ikeda, Soka Gakkai,		223-225
		Sybille Höhe	And the Globalization of Buddhist Humanism by Richard Hughes Seager		223-225
		Elisabetta Porcu	Zen in Brazil: The Quest for Cosmopolitan Modernity by Cristina Rocha		226-229
		Angela F. Howard	Chinese Steles: Pre-Buddhist and Buddhist Use of a Symbolic Form by Dorothy C. Wong		284-293
		Hiraoka Satoshi	A Few Good Men: The Bodhisattva Path According to the Inquiry of Ugra by Jan Nattier		233-236
		Michael Conway	Discourse and Ideology in Medieval Japanese Buddhism edited by Richard K. Payne and Taigen Dan Leighton		237-242
		Christopher Ives	In Memoriam Abe Masao (1915-2006)	Obituary	243
NS39-1	2008	Robert F. Rhodes	Feature: Developments of Nara Buddhism in Kamakura Japan (I) Introduction	Articles	1-10
		James L. Ford	Jōkei and Kannon : Defending Buddhist Pluralism in Medieval Japan		11-28
		David Quinter	Emulation and Erasure: Eison, Ninshō, and the Gyōki Cult		29-60
		Kemmyō Taira Satō, Translated in Collaboration with Thomas Kirchner	D. T. Suzuki and the Question of War		61-120
		Terao Kazuyoshi	On Buddhism by Nishitani Keiji	Book Reviews	121-125
		Jessica L. Main	Ethics and Society in Contemporary Shin Buddhism by Ugo Dessi		125-132
		Hase Shōtō	Jan Van Bragt (1928-2007)	Obituary	133-138
NS39-2	2008	Michael Pye	Suzuki Daisetsu's View of Buddhism and the Encounter between Eastern and Western Thought	Articles	1-10
		Mark L. Blum	Standing Alone in the Faith of Non-Obedience: Suzuki Daisetsu and Pure Land Buddhism		25-62
		Suzuki Daisetsu	The Prospects for Buddhism in Europe and America		69-78
		Suzuki Daisetsu	The International Mission of Mahayana Buddhism		79-94
		Matsuo Kenji	The Life of Eizon		95-124
		Minowa Kenryō	The Movement for the Revival of the Precepts by the Ritsu School in Medieval Japan		125-158
		David G. Lanoue	The Haiku Mind: Issa and Pure Land Buddhism	Views and Reviews	159-176
		Wayne S. Yokoyama	Alfred Bloom, The Essential Shinran: A Buddhist Path of True Entrusting	Book Reviews	177-179
		Elizabeth Tinsley	Philip L. Nicoloff, Sacred Kōyasan: A Pilgrimage to the Mountain Temple of Saint Kōbō Daishi and the Great Sun Buddha		180-185
NS40-1&2	2009	Gerhard Marcel Martin	Love, Hate, Compassion: A Buddhist-Christian Depth Psychological Dialogue	Articles	1-10
		Bart Dessein	The Mahāsāṃghikas and the Origin of Mahayana Buddhism: Evidence Provided in the Abhidharmamahāvibhāṣāśāstra		25-62
		Ann Heirman	Speech is Silver, Silence is Golden? Speech and Silence in the Buddhist Saṃgha		63-92
		Alfred Bloom	Sharing the Dharma: An Overview of Shin Propagation in the West		93-106
		Ricardo Mário Gonçalves	The South American Mission of the Shinshū Ōtani-ha and its Contribution to Buddhism in Brazil		107-120
		Ama Michihiro	Rethinking Kaikyō (Overseas Propagation of Japanese Buddhism): Integrating Perspectives from Both Sides		121-138
		Chen Jidong	The Transmission of the Jōdō Shinshū Doctrine to China: The Discovery of "Nanjingyu Shuojiao" and its Significance		139-150
		Matsumoto Ikuko	On the Significance Today of the Religious Practice of Ōta Kakumin		151-174
		Michel Mohr	Cutting through Desire: Dokuan Genkō’s Odes on the Nine Perceptions of Foulness	Translation	175-216
		James Baskind	Zen Ritual: Studies of Zen Buddhist Theory in Practice Steven Heine and Dale S. Wright, eds.,	Book Reviews	217-224
		Matsumura Junko	Reiko Ohnuma, Head, Eyes, Flesh, and Blood: Giving Away the Body in Indian Buddhist Literature		225-227
		Alicia R. East	Dorothy C. Wong with Eric M. Field, eds., Hōryūji Reconsidered		228-230
		Wamae Muriuki	Jérôme Ducor, Shinran: Un réformateur bouddhiste dans le Japon médiéval Jérôme Ducor, Terre pure, Zen et autorité: La Dispute de l’ère Jôô et la Réfutation du Mémorandum sur des contradictions de la foi par Ryônyo du Honganji		231-237
		Melanie Coughlin	Victor Sōgen Hori and Melissa Anne-Marie Curley, eds., Neglected Themes & Hidden Variations		238-249

Volume-no.	Year	Author [ Translator ] [ Reviewer ]	Title	Category	Page no.
NS41-1	2010	Mark Allon	New Evidence for Mahayana in Early Gandhāra	Articles	1-22
NS41-1	2010	and Richard Salomon	New Evidence for Mahayana in Early Gandhāra	Articles	1-22
		Ingo Strauch	More Missing Pieces of Early Pure Land Buddhism: New Evidence for Akṣobhya and Abhirati in an Early Mahayana Sutra from Gandhāra		23-66
		Burton Watson	The Diamond Sutra	Translation	67-100
		Galen Amstutz	Kiyozawa in Concord: A Historian Looks Again at Shin Buddhism in America	Lecture	101-150
		Nancy Stalker	Elisabetta Porcu, Pure Land Buddhism in Modern Japanese Culture	Book Reviews	151-154
		James Baskind	Ruth Fuller Sasaki, trans. and Thomas Yūhō Kirchner, ed., The Record of Linji		154-157
NS41-2	2010	Peter Skilling	Scriptural Authenticity and the Śrāvaka Schools: An Essay towards an Indian Perspective	Articles	1-48
		Bart Dessein	The Abhidharma School in China and the Chinese Version of Upaśānta's Abhidharmahrdayasūtra		49-70
		Matsuo Kenji	Death and Buddhism in the Japanese Middle Ages: From the Standpoint of the Official Monks/"Secluded" Monks Paradigm of Japanese Buddhism		71-96
		Brian Daizen Victoria	The "Negative Side" of D. T. Suzuki's Relationship to War		97-138
		Kemmyō Taira Satō in Collaboration with Thomas Kirchner	Brian Victoria and the Question of Scholarship		139-166
		Robert F. Rhodes	Stephen F. Teiser and Jacqueline I. Stone, ed. Readings of the Lotus Sūtra	Book Reviews	167-170
		Nancy Stalker	Christopher Ives. Imperial-Way Zen:@Ichikawa Hakugen's Critique and Lingering Questions for Buddhist Ethics		171-174
NS42-1	2011	Hayashi Makoto	Japanese Buddhism and its Modern Reconfiguration Introduction	Articles	1-8
		Nishimura Ryō	The Intellectual Development of the Cult of Śākyamuni: What is "Modern" about the Proposition that the Buddha Did Not Preach the Mahayana?		9-30
		Hikino Kyōsuke	"Hōnen" and "Shinran" in Early Modern Jōdo Shinshū		31-54
		Tanigawa Yutaka	No Separation, No Clashes: An Aspect of Buddhism and Education in the Meiji Period		55-74
		Orian Klautau	(Re)inventing "Japanese Buddhism": Sectarian Reconfiguration and Historical Writing in Meiji Japan		75-100
		Tōzuihen, James Baskind	A Daoist Immortal Among Zen Monks: Chen Tuan, Yinyuan Longqi, Emperor Reigen and the Obaku Text		100-130
		Jeong Yeongsik	On the Practice and Prospect of Gongan Seon in Modern Korean Buddhism: Focused on its Relation with Vipissana Meditation	Views and Reviews	131-150
		Esben Andreasen	Chinese Buddhism Today: Impressions		151-174
		Alexander Wynne	Steven Collins. Nirvana: Concept, Imagery, Narrative	Book Reviews	175-182
		Galen Amstutz	Najima Junji. Yume to Jōdokyō: Zendō, Chikō, Kūya,Genshin, Hōnen, Shinran, Ippen no yume bunseki		183-187
NS42-2	2011	James C. Dobbins	Commemorative Lecture The Many Faces of Shinran: Images from D. T. Suzuki and The Eastern Buddhist	Articles	1-24
		Yasutomi Shin'ya and Itō Emyō	Commemorative Lecture Responses		25-36
		Yasutomi Shin'ya	Problems and Possibilities for Research into the Kyōgyōshinshō Editor's Introduction		37-46
		Fujimoto Masafumi	On the Significance of Shinran's Holographic Version of the Kyōgyōshinshō in English Translation		47-60
		Kaku Takeshi	The Work of Self-Attestation: The Problems and Possibilities of a Structural Understanding of the Kyōgyōshinshō		61-82
		Nobutsuka Tomomichi	The Ultimate Consummation of Mahayana Buddhism: From Birth in the Pure Land to the Path to Complete Nirvana		83-102
		Hase Shōtō	The Problem of Merit Transference and the Kyōgyōshinshō		103-114
		Pham Thi Thu Giang	The Clerical Marriage Problem in Early Meiji Buddhism		115-142
		Bret W. Davis	Nothingness and (not or) the Individual: Reflections on Robert Wilkinson's Nishida and Western Philosophy	Review Article	143-156
		Jeff Wilson	Michihiro Ama. Immigrants to the Pure Land: The Modernization, Acculturation, and Globalization of Shin Buddhism, 1898-1941	Book Reviews	157-161
		Rongdao Lai	Beata Grant. Eminent Nuns:Women Chan Masters of Seventeenth-Century China		162-164
		Shimazu Eshō	Kenneth Tanaka. Pure Land Buddhism: Historical Development and Contemporary Manifestation		165-169
NS43-1&2	2012	Hayashi Makoto	Feature: Modernity and Buddhism Guest Editor's Preface	Articles	1-6
		Sueki Fumihiko	Introduction to the Symposium on Modernity and Buddhism		7-23
		Donald S. Lopez	Burnouf and the Birth of Buddhist Studies		25-34
		Thomas A. Tweed	Tracing Modernity's Flows: Buddhist Currents in the Pacific World		35-56
		Chen Jidong	The Other as Reflected in Sino-Japanese Buddhism: Through the Prism of Modernity		57-79
		Judith M. Snodgrass	Japan’s Contribution to Modern Global Buddhism: The World’s Parliament of Religions Revisited		81-102
		Yoshinaga Shin’ichi	After Olcott Left: Theosophy and “New Buddhists” at the Turn of the Century		103-132
		Hayashi Makoto	General Education and the Modernization of Japanese Buddhism		133-152
		Ōtani Eiichi	A Comparative Analysis of Buddhist Nationalism in Asia		153-179
		Je Jum-suk	The Modernity of Japanese Buddhism and Colonial Korea: The Jōdoshū Wakō Kyōen as a Case Study		181-203
		David L. McMahan	The Enchanted Secular: Buddhism and the Emergence of Transtraditional “Spirituality”		205-223
		Galen Amstutz	Sexual Trangression in Shinran’s Dream		225-269
		Jessica Starling	Domestic Religion in Late Edo Period Sermons for Temple Wives		271-297
		Melanie Coughlin	Bret W. Davis, Brian Schroeder, and Jason M. Wirth, eds. Japanese and Continental Philosophy: Conversations with the Kyoto School. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2010.	Book Reviews	299-304
		Lin Peiying	Christoph Anderl, ed. Zen Buddhist Rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan. Leiden: Brill, 2011.		304-307
NS44-1	2013	Lidu Yi	Art, Ritual, and Patron: Examining an Unknown Buddhist Cave in Shanxi	Articles	1-26
		Gábor Kósa	Buddhist Monsters in the Chinese Manichaean Hymnscroll and the Guanyin Chapter of the Lotus Sutra		27-76
		Achim Bayer	From Transference to Transformation: Levels of Understanding in Tibetan Ars Moriendi		77-96
		Ueba Akio	The Life of Kyōnyo and the Foundation of Higashi Honganji		97-120
		James H. Austin	Avian Zen	Views and Reviews	121-132
		Jeff Schroeder	Jason Ānanda Josephson, The Invention of Religion in Japan	Book Reviews	133-138
		Melissa Anne-Marie Curley	Kemmyo Taira Sato, Great Living: In the Pure Encounter Between Master and Disciple		139-142
		W. S. Yokoyama	Mark L. Blum and Robert F. Rhodes, eds. Cultivating Spirituality: A Modern Shin Buddhist Anthology		143-150
NS44-2	2013	Jessica L. Main and Rongdao Lai	Introduction: Reformulating "Socially Engaged Buddhism" as an Analytical Category		1-34
		Ji Zhe	Zhao Puchu and His Renjian Buddhism		35-59
		C. Julia Huang	Buddhism and its Trust Networks between Taiwan, Malaysia, and the United States		59-76
		Hakamata Toshihide Shun’ei	From a Disconnected Society to an Interconnected Society		77-94
		Kory Goldberg	Pilgrimage Reoriented: Buddhist Discipline, Virtue, and Altruism in Bodhgayā		95-120
		Sheng Kai	On the Veneration of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China		121-143
		Reviewed by Lindsey DeWitt	Chün-fang Yü, Passing the Light: The Incense Light Community and Buddhist Nuns in Contemporary Taiwan	Book Reviews	145-150
		Reviewed by John Paraskevopoulos	Gregory G. Gibbs, Becoming Buddhist, Becoming Buddhas, Liberating All Beings		150-155
		Reviewed by Thomas Plant	John Ross Carter, In the Company of Friends: Exploring Faith and Understanding with Buddhists and Christians		155-159
		Takasaki Jikidō (1926-2013)		Obituaries	161-165
		Itō Emyō (1932-2013)			165
		Richard DeMartino, Jr. (1922-2013)			166
NS45-1&2	2014		Feature: Transmission and Legitimation in Buddhist Traditions
		Michael Pye	Introduction: Selecting the Past and Transmitting the Truth	Articles	1
		Max Deeg	Chinese Buddhists in Search of Authenticity in the Dharma		11
		Paul Groner	The Eastward Flow of Buddhism and its Waterspouts, Springs, and Countercurrents: Ordination and Precepts		23
		Yamakawa Aki	Five Dharma Transmission Robes at the Zen Temple Tōfukuji		47
		Elizabeth Tinsley	Indirect Transmission in Shingon Buddhism: Notes on the Henmyōin Oracle		77
		Michael Conway	The Creation of Tradition as an Exercise in Doctrinal Classification: Shinran's Forging of the Seven Shin Patriarchs		113
		Richard D. McBride II	The Complex Origins of the Vinaya in Korean Buddhism		151
		Ja-rang Lee	The Significance of the Four-Part Vinaya for Contemporary Korean Buddhism with Reference to the Chogye Order		179
		Justin Thomas McDaniel	Feature: Thai Manuscripts across the Globe Reading Siamese Buddhist Manuscripts in Ireland		213
		Shimizu Yōhei	The Siamese/Thai Buddhist Manuscript Collection at Otani University		233
		Ueda Shizuteru (translated and introduced by Victor Forte and Michiaki Nakano)	Seimei, Sei, and Inochi: Three Japanese Concepts of Life	Translations	253-274
		Hase Shōtō (translated and introduced by Michael Conway)	Faith and Inochi as Infinite Life		275
		Reviewed by Ōmi Toshihiro	Michel Mohr, Buddhism, Unitarianism, and the Meiji Competition for Universality	Book Reviews	299-304
		Reviewed by Michael Pye	Kevin Gray Carr, Plotting the Prince: Shotoku Cults and the Mapping of Medieval Japanese Buddhism		304
		Reviewed by Monika Kiss	John K. Nelson, Experimental Buddhism: Innovation and Activism inContemporary Japan		306
NS46-1	2015		Frontispiece: Illustration of the Pastoral Bodhisattva Feature: Buddhism and Christianity in Dialogue
		Michael Pye	Introduction: Contributions to Dialogue		1
		Inoue Takami, Alan Race et al.	Buddhist-Christian Roundtable Discussion		5
		James L. Fredericks and Noriaki Ito	Suffering, Liberation, and Fraternity: A Buddhist-Christian Dialogue		33
		Gerhard Marcel Martin, Kadowaki Ken, and Kigoshi Yasushi	Symposium: Pure Land Faith—Christian Faith		43
		Joseph S. O’Leary	Nonduality in the Vimlakīrti-nirdeśa: A Theological Reflection		63
		Achim Bayer	Emptiness and Liberation in the Pure Land: A Reconsideration of the Views of A sanga and Wonhyo	Article	79
		Ronald S. Green and Chanju Mun	Kūkai’s Epitaph for Master Huiguo: An Introduction and Translation	Translation	139
		Mican Auerback	Hwansoo Ilmee Kim Empire of the Dharma: Korean and Japanese Buddhism, 1877-1912	Book Reviews	165
		Michael Pye	Jose Kuruvachira The Philosophical and Theological Aspects of Interreligious Dialogue: A Catholic Perspective		171
		Michael Pye	Ernest M. Valea Buddhist-Christian Dialogue as Theological Exchange: An Orthodox Contribution to Comparative Theological		175
		Michael Pye	James Baskind and Richard Bowring, eds The Myōtei Dialogues: A Japanese Christian Critique of Native of Native Traditions		179
			Kirita kiyohide (1941-2016)	Obituaries	185
			Miyuki Mokusen (1928-2016)		186
			Yasutomi Shin’ya (1944-2017)	Announcement	191
NS46-2	2015		Frontispiece: Relief Sculpture of Śākymuni Buddha
		Seunghak Koh	The Huayan Philosophers Fazang and Li Tongxuan on the “Six Marks” and the “Sphere of Edification”	Articles	1
		Angela F. Howard	On “Art in the Dark” and Meditation in Central Asian Buddhist Caves		19
		Sumi Lee	Redefining the “Dharma Characteristics School” in East Asian Yogācāra Buddhism		41
		Hiromi Habata	The City of Nirvāna: Conceptions of Nirvāna with Special Reference to the Central Asian Tradition		61
		James Austin	A Plop! Heard “’Round the World”	Views and Reviews	85
		Max Deeg	John Kieschnick and Meir Shahar, eds India in the Chinese Imagination: Myth, Religion, and Thought	Book Reviews	117
		Thomas Siebert	Christoph Kleine Der Buddhismus des Reinen Landes		127
		Michael Pye	Ole Holten Pind and Esben Andreasen Theravada-buddhismen: Introduktion og tekster		129
		Vladimir Uspensky	Peter Schwieger The Dalai Lama and the Emperor of China: A Political History of the Tibetan Institution of Reincarnation		131
			Yasutomi Shin'ya (1944-2017)	Obituary	139
NS47-1	2016		Frontispiece: Painting of Water-moon Avalokiteśvara
		Richard D. McBride II and Insung Cho	Shifting Contexts of Faith: The Cult of Maitreya in Middle and Late Silla	Articles	1
		Kang Soyon	The Moon Reflected in the Water: The Miraculous Response of Avalokiteśvara in “Water-moon Avalokiteśvara Paintings” of the Goryeo Dynasty		29
		Fan Muyou	A Reexamination of the Influence of Kumārajīva’s Thought on His Translation of the Vimalakīrtinirdeśa		57
		George A. Keyworth	Zen and the “Hero’s March Spell” of the Shoulengyan jing		81
		Peggy Morgan	Jeffrey Samuels, Justin Thomas McDaniel, and Mark Michael Rowe, eds. Figures of Buddhist Modernity in Asia	Book Reviews	121
		Michael Pye	Paul Trafford. Thursday’s Lotus: The Life and Work of Fuengsin Trafford		123
		Takashi Yoshida	Akiko Takenaka. Yasukuni Shrine: History, Memory, and Japan's Unending Postwar		124
		Alexander K. Smith	Ulrich Timme Kragh. Tibetan Yoga and Mysticism: A Textual Study of the Yogas of Nāropa and Mahāmudrā Meditation in the Medieval Tradition of Dags po		129
			A Tribute to Professor Luis O. Gómez (1943-2017)	Obituary	133
NS47-2	2016		Feature: Commemorating the FiFtieth anniversary oF the Passing oF suzuki Daisetsu
		Sueki Fumihiko	Reading D. T. Suzuki with a Focus on His Notion of "Person"	Articles	1
		Yasutomi Shin'ya	Personal Reflections on Suzuki Daisetsu’s Nihonteki Reisei		27
		Victor Sōgen Hori	D. T. Suzuki and the Invention of Tradition		41
		Stefan Grace	The Political Context of D. T. Suzuki’s Early Life		83
		John Breen	“Reflections on D. T. Suzuki: Commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of His Death,” December 5–6, 2016, Nichibunken, Kyoto		101
		Rainer Schulzer	Soteriological Pragmatism and Psychotherapy: The Buddhist Concept of “Means” in the Writings of the Modern Buddhist Philosopher Inoue Enryō		107
		Nishida and Tanabe (Romaric Jannel)	James W. Heisig. Much Ado About Nothingness: Essays on	Book Reviews	124
		(Robert F. Rhodes)	Jacqueline L. Stone. Right Thoughts at the Last Moment: Buddhism and Deathbed Practices in Early Medieval Japan		125
		(Alexander K. Smith)	Maho Iuchi. An Early Text on the History of Rwa sgreng Monastery: The rGyal ba’i dben gnas rwa sgreng gi bshad pa nyi ma’i ’od zer of ’Brom shes rab me lce		132
		(Michael Pye)	Zwanzigsten Jahrhundert in Indonesien: Strömungen, Verwerfungen und Aushandlungen der „Agama Buddha (di) Indonesia“		133
			BOOKS RECEIVED		137
NS48-1	2017		Feature: Francophone Buddhist studies	Articles
		Michael Pye		Introduction	1
		lyanaga Nobumi	A History of the Hobogirin: Dictionnaire encyclopedique du bouddhisme d’après les sources chinoises et japonaises		7
		Constantin Regamey	The Question of Primitive Buddhism in the Closing Works of Stanislaw Schayer		23
		Frédéric Girard	Émile Guimet, the History of Religions, and Japanese Buddhism		49
		Emile Ouimet, Shima}i Mokurai, Akamatsu Ren}o, and Atsumi Kaien	A Nineteenth-Century Dialogue in the Hall of Flying Clouds		111
		Jer6me Ducor	Pure Land Sources in French		137
		James L. Fredericks	A Hermeneutics of Grace: Henri de Lubac’s Reception of Honen and Shinran		159
		(James L. Fredericks)	Perry Schmidt-Leukel, ed. Buddhist-Christian Relations in Asia	Book Reviews	177
		(Michael Pye)	Gaétan Rappo. Rhetoriques de l'heresie dans le Japon medieval et moderne: Le moine Monkan (1278-1357) et sa reputation posthume		179
			BOOKS RECEIVED		183
NS48-2	2017	Eric M Greene	The Dust Contemplation: A Study and Translation of a Newly Discovered Chinese Yogac a Meditation Treatise from the Haneda Dunhuang Manuscripts of the Kyo-U Library	Articles	1
		He Huanhuan	Whence Came the Name "Kuiji" Instead of Just "Ji"?		51
		Lim Young-ae	The Two Bodhisattva Reliefs of Sokkuram Grotto: Identifying the Figures ofMafijusri and Samantabhadra		69
		Boudew n Walraven	Korean Buddhist Practice as Seen in a Nineteenth-Century Rosary Print		93
		Esben Andreasen	"A Day Without Work is a Day Without Food": New Developments in Chinese Buddhism	Report	123
		(Alexander K. Smith)	Berthe Jansen. The Monastery Rules: Buddhist Monastic Organization in Pre-Modern Tibet	Book Reviews	139
		(Tanaka Jun'ichi)	John C. Maraldo. Japanese Philosophy in the Making 1: Crossing Paths with Nishida		141
		Tsunoda Yuichi	Jan Van Bragt. A Soga Ryojin Reader		150
		(Jeff Schroeder)	Paul B. Watt. Demythologizing Pure Land Buddhism: Yasuda R in and the Shin Buddhist Tradition		154
		(Michael Pye)	Anna Andreeva. Assembling Shinto: Buddhist Approaches to Kami Worship in Medieval Japan		159
		Kanpu Bret W Davis	Where Did He Go? Ueda Shizuteru Sensei's Last Lesson	Obituary	163
			BOOKS RECEIVED		169
NS49-1&2		Pei-ying Lin	Introduction: Bendable Buddhist Law	Articles	1
		Hiromi Habata	Did the Bodhisattva-Vinaya Exist? The Situation of the Bodhisattva Precepts in India before Their Systematization		13
		T. H. Barrett	Precepts, Vaccinations, and Demons: How Did Chinese Laypeople Perceive the Bodhisattva Precepts?		25
		Sangyop Lee	The Bodhisattva Prātimokṣa of the Youposai wu jie weiyi jing:Its Textual Provenance and Historical Significance		39
		Pei-ying Lin	Bodhidharma Lineages and Bodhisattva Precepts in the Ninth Century		81
		Paul Groner	Annen’s Interpretation of the Tendai Ordination: Its Background and Later Influence		103
		Dermott J. Walsh	Paradigms of Practice: The Nature of the Precepts in Eisai’s Zen		129
		Jan-Ulrich Sobisch	“Compassionate Killing” Revisited: The Making and Unmaking of the Killing Bodhisattva		147
		William M. Bodiford	Anraku Ritsu: Genealogies of the Tendai Vinaya Revival in Early Modern Japan		181
		Saitō Takanobu	The Perfect and Sudden Precepts in the Jōdoshū		211
		John W. M. Krummel	Japan and the West: A Review of Thomas Kasulis’s Engaging Japanese Philosophy: A Short History	REVIEW ARTICLES	231
		Galen Amstutz	How Progressive is Pure Land Buddhism? A Review of Melissa Anne-Marie Curley’s Pure Land, Real World: Modern Buddhism, Japanese Leftists, and the Utopian Imagination		249
		(Robert F. Rhodes)	Terai Ryōsen. Tendai endonkai shisō no seiritsu to tenkai	BOOK REVIEWS	259
		(Romaric Jannel )	Nishida Kitarō. Translated by Jacynthe Tremblay. La Détermination du néant marquée par l’autoéveil		264
		Robert F. Rhodes	Japanese Books on Buddhism Published in 2019	JAPANESE BOOKS ON BUDDHISM	269
			BOOKS RECEIVED		289

Vol	Year	Author	Title
NS01-1	1965		1921 and 1965
		Daisetz T. Suzuki	On The Hekigan Roku (“Blue Cliff Records”)
		Shin'ichi Hisamatsu	Zen: Its Meaning for Modern Civilization
		Daiei Kaneko	The Meaning of Salvation in the Doctrine of Pure Land Buddhism
		Ryōjin Soga	Dharmākara Bodhisattva
		Keiji Nishitani	Science and Zen
		Masao Abe	Christianity and the Encounter of the World Religions
		D. T. Suzuki	A Histry of Zen Buddhism by Heinrich Dumoulin
		Hiroshi Sakamoto	Zen in Westlicher Sicht by Ernest Benz
		D.T.Suzuki, Shojun Bando	Reginald Horace Blyth,1898-1964
		Shojun Bando	John Ronald Brinkley,1887-1964
		Shojun Bando	Ryusaku Tsunoda,1877-1964
NS01-2	1966	Keiji Nishitani	The Awakening of Self in Buddhism
		Daisetz T. Suzuki	The Hekigan Roku “Case Two”
		Shin'ichi Hisamatsu	On Zen Art
		Susumu Yamaguchi	The Concept of the Pure Land in Nāgārjuna's Doctrine
		Preliminary Remarks by Keiji Nishitani Martin Heidegger	Two Addresses: Ansprache zum Heimatabend and Über Abraham a Santa Clara
		Christmas Humphreys	Some Observations on Zen Buddhism for the West
		Teresina R. Haven	Gotama's Early Psychological Experimentation
		Winston L. King	East-West Religious Communication
		Shōjun Bandō	Japanese-English Buddhist Dictionary (Daitō Publishing Company 1965)
		Senryū Mano (trans. by Yushu Ota)	Eon Kenkyū (Studies on Hui-Yüan), ed. by Eiichi Kimura
		Kōichi Tsujimura	Die Gottesgeburt in der Seele und der Durchbruch zur Gottheit. Von Shizuteru Ueda
		Hajime Sakurabe	Madhyāntavibhāga-Bhāṣa: A Buddhist Philosophical Treatise Edited for the First Time from a Sanskrit Manuscript by Gajin M. Nagao
		Hajime Sakurabe	Sukhāvatīvyūha ed. by Atsuuji Ashikaga
		Masao Abe	In Memory of Dr. Paul Tillich
		Hajime Sakurabe	A Brief Survey of Buddhist Studies in Post-War Japan
NS02-1	1967
		Thomas Merton	D. T. Suzuki: The Man and His Work
		Charles A. Moore	Suzuki: The Man and the Scholar
		Herbert Read	Suzuki: Zen and Art
		Shin'ichi Hisamatsu	Mondō: At the Death of a “Great-Death-Man”
		Hiroshi Sakamoto	A Unique Interpreter of Zen
		Masao Abe	Zen and Compassion
		Richard Demartino	On My First Coming to Meet Dr. D. T. Suzuki
		Somei Tsuji	The Man of Zen
		Zyoiti Suetuna	In the Field of Kegon
		Paul J. Braisted	Sensei and Friend
		Edward Conze	A Personal Tribute
		Erich Fromm	Memories of Dr. D. T. Suzuki
		Akihisa Kondō	The Stone Bridge of Jōshū
		Sōhaku Kobori	The Enlightened Thought
		Ernst Bentz	In Memoriam
		Shōkin Furuta	Daisetz T. Suzuki
		Alan Watts	The “Mind-less” Scholar
		Charles Morris	A Tribute
		Wilhelm Gundert	A Sower of Seeds
		Shōjun Bandō	D. T. Suzuki's Life in La Salle
		Ryōjin Soga	n Memory of Dr. D. T. Suzuki
		Daiei Kaneko	Reminiscences of D. T. Suzuki
		Huston Smith	D. T. Suzuki: Some Memories
		Heinrich Dumoulin, S. J.	Meetings with Daisetz Suzuki
		Zenkei Shibayama	The Tark of the Flower
		Kōshō Ōtani	In Memory of D. T. Suzuki
		Ryōichirō Narahara	Suzuki, the Teacher
		Bernard Leach	Suzuki Daisetz
		Karl Fredrik Almqvist	In Memoriam
		Eva Van Hoboken	The Smile
		John C. H. Wu	My Reminiscences
		Jeannette Speiden Griggs	Recollections 1950 to 1961
		Douglas V. Steere	A Travel Letter
		Richard A. Gard	To Dr. Daisetz Teitrō Suzuki
		Margaret J. Rioch	Memories of Dr. Daisetz Suzuki
		Jikai Fujiyoshi	Daisetz Suzuki and Shin'ichi Hisamatsu
		A. W. Sadler	In Remembrance of D. T. Suzuki
		Lunsford P. Yandell	Death: The Moon Sailing
			Chronology: D. T. Suzuki
			Bibliography: D. T. Suzuki
NS02-2	1969	Yūkei Matsunaga	Tāntric Buddhism and Shingon Buddhism
		Masao Abe	God, Emptiness, and the True Self
		Harold L. Parsons	The Value of Gautama Buddha for the Modern World
		Keiji Nishitani	On the I-Thou Relation in Zen Buddhism
		N. A. Waddell	A Selection from the Ts'ai Kên T'an (Vegetable-Root Discourses)
		Kōshirō Tamaki	An Evaluation of Dr. Suzuki
		D. H. Bishop	Buddhist and Western Views of the Self
		Robert Aitken, and Jack Austin	Replies to Mr. Christmas Humphreys
		Irmgard Schloegl	My Memory of Ruth Fuller Sasaki
NS03-1	1970	Keiji Nishitani	The Personal and the Impersonal in Religion
		Kitarō Nishida	Towards a Philosophy of Religion with the Concept of Pre-Established Harmony as Guide
		Margaret H. Dornish	Aspects of D. T. Suzuki's Early Interpretations of Buddhism and Zen
		Martha Boyer & Jikai Fujiyoshi	Omizutori, One of Japan's Oldest Buddhist Ceremonies
		A. W. Sadler	Engaku-ji and Kenchō-ji: Reflections on the Social Morphology of Two Kamakura Temples
			A Dialogue between D. T. Suzuki & Rev. T. N. Callaway
		Tōrei Enji, trans. by Sōhaku Kobori and Norman Waddell	The Life of Shidō Munan Zenji
		William Johnston S. F.	Buddhists and Chiristians meet
		Archie J. Bahm	How can Buddhism Become A Universal Religion?
		Kenneth K. Inada	Emptiness : A Study in Religious Meaning by Frederick J. Streng
		Mitsuyoshi Saigusa	Nāgārjuna's Philosophy by K. Venkata Ramanan
		N. A. Waddell	Zen Painting by Yasuichi Awakawa
		J. S. Edgren	In the Tracks of Buddhism by Frithjof Schuon
		Shōjun Bandō	On Indian Mahāyāna Buddhism by D. T. Suzuki
NS03-2	1970	Suzuki Daisetz	Self the Unattainable
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	The Nature of Sadō Culture
		Allan A. Andrews	Nembutsu in the Chinese Pure Land Tradition
		Stanley Romaine Hopper	The “Eclipse of God” and Existential Mistrust
		Nishitani Keiji	The Personal and the Impersonal in Religion (concluded)
		Shidō Munan Zenji trans. by Kobori Sōhaku & Norman A . Waddell	Sokushin-ki
		John Blofeld	The Northern Frontiers of the Buddhist World
		Bandō Shōjun	Travels in Mongolia
		Dana R. Fraser	Zen Diary Viewed by a Student of Rinzai Zen
		Winston L. King	A Rejoinder to Professor Bahm
		Sakamoto Hiroshi & Nagasaki Hōjun	Thirty Years of Buddhist Studies by Edward Conze
		Kajiyama Yūichi	Studien zum Mahāprajñāpāramitā (upadeśa) śāstra by Saigusa Mitsuyoshi
		Kenneth K. Inada	Early Mādhyamika in India and China by Richard H. Robinson
			The Complete Works of Suzuki Daisetz
NS04-1	1971		Editorial (50th Anniversary Special Edition 1921-1971)
		Suzuki Daisetz	What is the “I”?
		Abe Masao	Dōgen on Buddha Nature
		Bandō Shōjun	Shinran's Indebtedness to T‘an-luan
		Watsuji Tetsurō translated by Hirano Umeyo	Japanese Literary Arts and Buddhist Philosophy
		Shidō Munan Zenji trans. by Kobori Sōhaku	Sokushin-ki (II)
		trans. by Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Bendōwa, Translated with Introduction
		Thomas J. J. Altizer	A Response to Stanley Romaine Hopper
		Maurice Friedman	Dialectical Faith Versus Dialogical Trust
		Gabriel Vahanian	The Radical Otherness of God
		Mori Sodō	K. N. Jayatilleke, 1920-1970
		Bandō Shōjun	Nagai Makoto, 1881-1970
		Kajiyama Yūichi	Richard Hugh Robinson, 1926-1970
		Bandō Shōjun	The Buddhist Religion : A Historical Introduction by Richard H. Robinson
NS04-2	1971	Suzuki Daisetz (Posthumous)	Infinite Light
		Nishitani Keiji trans. by Yamamoto Seisaku	Nihilism and Śūnyatā
		Allan A. Andrews	The Essentials of Salvation: A Study of Genshin's Ōjōyōshū
		Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Dialogues, East and West: Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi (Part One)
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	“One Bright Pearl,” Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Ikka Myōju
		Shidō Munan Zenji trans. by Kobori Sōhaku	Sokushin-ki (concluded)
		Suzuki Daisetz (“Drugs andBuddhism” : A Symposium)	Religion and Drugs
		Alan Watts (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	“Ordinary Mind is the Way”
		Ray Jordan (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	Phychedelics and Zen: Some Reflections
		Robert Aitken (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	LSD and the New American Zen Student
		Richard Leavitt (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	Experiences Gradual and Sudden, and Getting Rid of Them
		Ueda Shizuteru (“Drugs and Buddhism” : A Symposium)	The LSD Experience and Zen
NS05-1	1972	Suzuki Daisetz (posthumous)	The Seer and the Seen
		M. Conrad Hyers	The Comic Perspective in Zen Literature and Art
		Watsuji Tetsurō	The Reception of Buddhism during the Suiko Period
		Nishitani Keiji	Nihilism and Śūnyatā (continued)
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō, Zenki & Shōji
		Winston and Jocelyn King and Tokiwa Gishin	The Fourth Letter from Hakuin's Orategama
		Alfred Bloom	Buddhism, Nature, and the Environment
		William J. H. Collins	The Middle Way in Clear Words
		Huston Smith	Field of Zen by Daisetz Teitarō Suzuki Shin Buddhism by D. T. Suzuki
		Kenneth Inada	Zen and Fine Arts by Hisamatsu Shin'ichi
		Tamaki Kōshirō	A Primer of Soto Zen by Masunaga Reihō
		Fujiyoshi Jikai	L'Enseignement de Vimalakīrti (Vimalakīrtinirdeśa) La Concentration de la Marche héroïque (Śūramgamasamādhisūtra) by Étienne Lamotte
		Ueda Shizuteru	Willhelm Gundert, 1880-1971
NS05-2	1972	Suzuki Daisetz (posthumous)	What is Shin Buddhism?
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	Buddhist Elements in the Coming World Civilization
		Mori Mikisaburō	Chuang Tzu and Buddhism
		Yanagida Seizan	The Life of Lin-chi I-hsüan
		Nishitani Keiji	Nihilism and Śūnyatā (concluded)
		Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Dialogues, East and West: Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi (Part Two)
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Shōbōgenzō Genjōkōan
		Kiyozawa Manshi trans. by Bandō Shōjun	The Great Path of Absolute Other Power & My Faith
		Chang Chung-yuan	Pre-Rational Harmony in Heidegger's Essential Thinking and Ch'an Thought
		Naitō Shirō	Yeats and Zen Buddhism
		Frederick Franck	Sengai, The Zen Master by D. T. Suzuki
		Hubert Durt	Art in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism by Sawa Takaaki
		William J. H. Collins	Mudra by Chögyam Trungpa
		N. A. Waddell	Les Maitres du Zen au Japon by Shibata Masumi
		Bandō Shōjun	What is Zen? by D. T. Suzuki
		S. M.	Recent Publications on Zen in France
		Peter Schneider	Suzuki Shunryū, 1904-1971
			Baker Rōshi's Statement at Suzuki Rōshi's Funeral
NS06-1	1973	Suzuki Daisetz	A Preface to the Kyōgyōshinshō (unfinished)
		Nagao Gadjin	On the Theory of Buddha-body
		Iriya Yoshitaka	Chinese Poetry and Zen
		Nishitani Keiji	The Standpoint of Śūnyatā
		Suzuki Daisetz & Ueda Shizuteru	The Sayings of Rinzai, A Conversation between Suzuki Daisetz & Ueda Shizuteru
		R. H. Blyth	Ikkyū's Skeletons
		Leo Pruden	The Ching-t'u Shih-i-lun (Ten Doubts Concerning the Pure Land)
		A. W. Sadler	Thoughts on Kawabata's Meijin
			The English Translation of Shinran's Kyōgyōshinshō
NS06-2	1973	Suzuki Daisetz (Posthumous)	Ummon on Time
		Abe Masao	Zen and Nietzche
		Yanagi Soetsu	Ippen Shōnin
		Nishitani Keiji	The Standpoint of Śūnyatā (concluded)
		Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Dialogues, East and West: Paul Tillich & Hisamatsu Shin'ichi (Part Three)
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Fukanzazengi (The Universal Promotion of the Principles of Zazen), and Shōbōgenzō zazengi, Dōgen Kigen
		Norman Waddell	The Zen Sermons of Bankei Yōtaku
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	The Zen Master Hakuin by Philip Yampolsky
		Arthur Lederman and Patricia Bjaaland	The Wheel of Life by John Blofeld
		Nagao Gadjin	The Vimalakīrti-Nirdeśa Sūtra by Charles Luk
		V.E Johnson	Ogata Sōhaku, 1901-1973
		Bandō Shōjun	G. P. Malalasekera, 1899-1973
NS07-1	1974	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen Buddhism and a Commonsense World (posthumous)
		Tsukamoto Zenryū	Buddhism in the Asuka-Nara Period
		Bandō Shōjun	Myōe's Criticism of Hōnen's Doctrine
		J. W. de Jong	A Brief Histiry of Buddhist Studies in Europe and America (Part I)
		Del Langbauer	One Cornered Future?
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	The King of Samadhis Samadhi, Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Sammai-Ō-Zammai
		Norman Waddell	The Zen Sermons of Bankei Yōtaku (Part II)
		Gary Snyder, A. W.Sadler	Alan Watts, 1915-1973 (Gary Snyder, A. W.Sadler) 142-150
		Robert Aitken	Yasutani Hakuun Rōshi, 1885-1973
NS07-2	1974	Suzuki Daisetz	The Buddhist Conception of Reality
		Edward Conze	The Intermediary World
		Tu Wei-ming	An Inquiry into Wang Yang-ming's Four-Sentence Teaching
		J. W. de Jong	A Brief Hiatory of Buddhist Studies in Europe and America (Part II)
		Norman Waddell	The Zen Sermons of Bankei Yōtaku (Part III)
		Yamada Kōun	The Stature of Yasutani Hakuun Rōshi
		A. W. Sadler	The Complete Alan Watts
		Frederick Franck	Zen Art for Meditation by Stewart Holmes and Chimyo Horioka
		Kawasaki Shinjō	Kūkai: Major Works by Yoshito Hakeda
NS08-1	1975	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen and Psychology
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Ultimate Crisis and Resurrection (Part I)
		Lewis R. Lancaster	The Oldest Mahāyāna Sūtra: Its Significance for the Study of Buddhist Development
		Yi Tao-t'ien	The Records of the Life of Ch'an Master Pai-chang Huai-hai
		Leo Pruden	A Short Essay on the Pure Land by Dharma Master T'an-luan
		Kusumita Priscella Pedersen	Jishō-ki by Shidō Munan
		Robert E. Allinson	The Buddhist Theory of Instantaneous Being: The Ur-Concept of Buddhism
		Kudō Sumiko	Shibayama Zenkei, 1904-1974
NS08-2	1975	Suzuki Daisetz	Reality is Act
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	Whitehead and Buddhism on the Art of Living
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Ultimate Crisis and Resurrection (Part II)
		Tsukamoto Zenryū, Shibayama Zenkei, & Nishitani Keiji	DIALOGUE: Chinese Zen
		Norman Waddell & Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Buddha-nature (Part I)
		Norman Waddell	A Selection from Bankei's Zen Dialogues
		Frederick Franck	Angelus Silesius 1624-1677, A Bridge between East and West?
		Valdo H. Viglielmo	The Concept of Nature in the Works of Natsume Sōseki
		J. W. de Jong	Myōhō-renge-kyō. The Sutra of the Lotus Flower of the Wonderful Law. Translated by Bunnō Katō. Revised by W. E. Soothill & Wilhelm Schiffer The Sutra of the Lotus Flower of the Wonderful Law. Translated by Senchu Murano
		Frederick Franck	Zen and the Cosmic Spirit by Conrad Hyers
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	An Outline of Principal Methods of Meditation. Translated by Sujitkumar Mukhopadhyaya
		Alfred Bloom	Collected Writings on Shin Buddhism and the Kyōgyōshinshō by Daisetz Teitarō Suzuki
NS09-1	1976	D. T. Suzuki	Dōgen, Hakuin, Bankei: Three Types of Thought in Japanese Zen
		Yanagi Soetsu	The Pure Land of Beauty
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and Time
		David W. Chappell	Introduction to the “T'ien-t'ai ssu-chiao-i”
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Buddha-nature (II)
		Kadowaki Kakichi	Introducing Zazen into Christian Spirituality
		Ueda Shizuteru	A Response to Rev. Kadowaki
		Alexander Eliot	Zen and the Art of What?
		J. W. de Jong	Bukkyō-go Daijiten by Nakamura Hajime
		Takasaki Jikidō	The Lion's Roar of Queen Śrīmālā Translated by Alex and Hideko Wayman
		Nagao Gadjin	The Short Prajñāpāramitā Texts Translated by Edward Conze
NS09-2	1976	D. T. Suzuki	Dōgen, Hakuin, Bankei: Three Types of Thought in Japanese Zen (II)
		Fritz Buri	The Concept of Grace in Paul, Shinran, and Luther
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	Creativity in the Buddhist Perspective
		Abe Masao	Education in Zen
		Norman Waddell and Abe Masao	Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Buddha-nature (III)
		Dennis Hirota	Ichigon Hōdan (I)
		Joan Stambaugh	Time-Being: East and West
		Dorothea Watanabe Dauer	Richard Wagner and Buddhism
		Arvind Sharma	A Note on the Use of the Word Hīnayāna in the Teaching of Buddhism
		J. W. de Jong	The Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāṇā-sūtra Translated by Koshō Yamamoto
		Michel Strickmann	Exploring Mysticism by Frits Staal
		Fukushima Kōsai	Muryōgi-kyō and Kanfugen-gyō translated by Yoshirō Tamura and Kōjirō Miyasaka
NS10-1	1977	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Zen as the Negation of Holiness
		Iwamoto Yasunami	The Salvation of the Unsaveable
		Richard B. Pilgrim	The Religio-Aesthetic of Matsuo Bashō
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	D. T. Suzuki and Mysticism
		T. P. Kasulis	Zen Buddhism, Freud, and Jung
		Dennis Hirota	Ichigon Hōdan (II)
		Alfred Bloom	Shinran's Vision of Absolute Compassion
		Higashi Sen'ichirō	Dōgen Kigen-Mystical Realist
		Michel Strickmann	A Survey of Tibetan Buddhist Studies
		Chün-fang Yü	Folk Buddhist Religion: Dissenting Sects in Late Traditional China. By Daniel L. Overmyer
		Michel Strickmann	Political Propaganda and Ideology in China at the End of the Seventh Century: Inquiry into the Nature, Authors, and Function of the Tunhuang Document S. 6502. By Antonino Forte
		Michel Strickmann	Tibetan Sacred Art. By Detlef Ingo Lauf
		Bandō Shōjun	Kaneko Daiei, 1881-1976
		Nagao Gadjin	Yamaguchi Susumu, 1895-1976
NS10-2	1977	Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and Time (II)
		Marco Pallis	Nembutsu as Remembrance
		Neal Donner	The Mahāyānization of the Chinese Dhyāna Tradition
		John Steffney	Non-being-Being versus the Non-being of Being: Heidegger's Ontological Difference with Zen Buddhism
		Karaki Junzō, Osaka Kōryū, & Haga Kōshirō	Symposium: Japanese Zen
		Norman Waddell	Dōgen's Hōkyō-ki (I)
		Huston Smith	Four Theological Negotiables: Gleanings from Daisetz Suzuki's Posthumous Volumes on Shin Buddhism
		Miyuki Mokusen	The Psychodynamics of Buddhist Meditation: A Jungian Perspective
		J. W. de Jong	Scripture of the Lotus Blossom of the Fine Dharma (The Lotus Sūtra). Translated from the Chinese version of Kumārajīva by Leon Hurvitz
NS11-1	1978	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen hyakudai “One Hundred Zen Topics” (I)
		Nishitani Keiji	The Problem of Time in Shinran
		Ōchō Enichi	From the Lotus Sutra to the Sutra of Eternal Life: Reflections on the Process of Deliverance in Shinran
		Robert Zeuschner	The Meaning of Hīnayāna in Northern Ch'an
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Letters
		Noman Waddell	Dōgen's Hōkyō-ki (II)
		Alfred Bloom	Shinran's Way in the Modern World
		Frederick Franck	Sea Change: An Emerging Image of the Human
		Nagao Gadjin	The Holy Teaching of Vimalakīrti : A Mahāyāna Scripture. Translated by Robert A. F. Thurman; and The Teaching of Vimalakīrti. By Étienne Lamotte
		Harold Stewart	Pure Land Buddhist Painting. By Jōji Okazaki
NS11-2	1978	Suzuki Daisetz	Zen hyakudai “One Hundred Zen Topics” (II)
		Frederick Streng	The Process of Ultimate Transformation in Nāgārjuna's Mādhyamika
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	D. T. Suzuki as a Philosopher
		Hee-Jin Kim	Existance/Time as the Way of Ascesis: An Analysis of the Basic Structure of Dōgen's Thought
		David Michael Levin	Painful Time, Ecstatic Time
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Sayings Handed Down by Disciples (I)
		Abe Masao	Emptiness is Suchness
		H. Saddhātissa	The Saddhā Concept in Buddhism
		Sakurabe Hajime	Causality: The Central Philosophy of Buddhism. By David J. Kalupahana. Buddhist Philosophy: A Historical Analysis. By the same auther
		Bandō Shōjun	Letters of Shinran: A Translation of Mattōshō. Editied by Yoshifumi Ueda
		Bandō Shōjun	Rissho Ankoku Ron or Establish the Right Law and Save Our Country. Translated by Senchu Murano
NS12-1	1979	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Ordinary Mind
		David J. Kalupahana	The Early Buddhist Notion of the Middle Path
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and History (I)
		Winston L. King	Suzuki Shōsan, Wayfarer
		Li Jung-his	The Stone Scripturers of Fang-shan
		N. A. Waddell	Being Time, Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Uji
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Sayings Handed Down by Disciples (II)
		Bandō Shōjun	Both sides of the Circle: The Autobiography of Christmas Humphreys
		Winston L. King	The Inner Eye of Love: Mysticism and Religion. By William Johnston
		Fritz Buri	Absolutes Nichts: Zur Grundlegung des Dialogs zwischen Buddhismus und Christentum. By Hans Waldenfels
NS12-2	1979	Yanagi Sōetsu	The Dharma Gate of Beauty
		Paul Wienpahl	Eastern Buddhism and Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and History (II)
		Kang-Nam Oh	Dharmadhātu - An Introduction to Hua-yen Buddhism
		Kondō Tesshō	The Religious Experience of Ippen
		Winston L. and Jocelyn B. King	Selections from Suzuki Shōsan
		Gerald Doherty	Buddhism and the Status of Fiction
		Diana M. Law	Flight or Dialog? - A Response to Book Reviews of The Inner Eye of Love and Christian Zen. By William Johnston
		J. W. de Jong	Mahāyāna Buddhist Meditation: Theory and Practice. Edited by Minoru Kiyota
		Frederick Franck	The Unknown Craftsman: A Japanese Insight into Beauty. By Yanagi Sōetsu
NS13-1	1980	D. T. Suzuki	Zen hyakudai, “One Hundred Zen Topics” (III)
		Nishitani Keiji	Emptiness and History (III)
		Abe Masao	The End of World Religion
		Robert Aitken	Wallace Stevens and Zen
		Francis B. Randall	Letter from Tibet
		Bandō Shōjun and Harold Stewart	Tannishō: Passages Deploring Deviations of Faith
		Robert F. Rhodes	Saichō's Mappō Tōmyōki: The Candle of the Latter Dharma
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Sayings Handed Down by Disciples (concluded)
		William R. Lafleur	Too Easy a Simplicity: Watson's Ryōkan
		Frederick Franck	The Myth as Lodestar
		Jan Van Bragt)	An East-West Spiritual Exchange: An Unusual Happening in the Religious World of 1979
		J. W. de Jong	The Essence of Metaphysics: Abhidharmahṛdaya. Translated by Charles Willeman; Le couer de la loi suprême. Traité de Fa-chang. Abhidharmahṛdayaśāstra de Dharmasri. Translated by I. Armelin
NS13-2	1980	D. T. Suzuki	Thoughts on Shin Buddhism (I)
		John B. Cobb, Jr	Buddhism and Christianity as Complementary
		Takeuchi Yoshinori	Shinran and Contenporary Thought
		Larry A. Fader	Arthur Koestler's Criticism of D. T. Suzuki's Interpretation of Zen
		Norman Waddell	Zen Master Hakuin's Poison Words for the Heart (Dokugo Shingyō)
		Frederick Franck	The Basic Constituent
		Robert E. Carter	Toward a Philosophy of Zen Buddhism: Prolegomena to an Understanding of Zen Experience and Nishida's “Logic of Place”
		Nagao Gadjin	The Prajñāpāramitā Literature by Edward Conze
		Michael Pye	Tendai Buddhism: Collection of the Writings by Bruno Petzold
		Kadowaki Kakichi	Zen and the Ways by Trevor Leggett
		by Hubert Durt	Paul Dumiéville, 1894-1979
		by Christmas Humphreys	Edward Conze, 1904-1979
		by Nagao Gadjin and Leon Hurvitz	Tsukamoto Zenryū, 1898-1980
NS14-1	1981	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (I)
		D. T. Suzuki	Thoughts on Shin Buddhism (II)
		Abe Masao	Hisamatsu's Philosophy of Awakening
		Karen Christina Lang	Via Negativa in Mahāyāna Buddhism and Gnosticism
		John Steffney	Mind and Metaphysics in Heidegger and Zen Buddhism
		Kenneth L. Kraft	Musō Kokushi's Dialogues in Dream (Selections)
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Verse in Japanese
		Richard DeMartino	On My First Coming to Meet Dr. Hisamatsu Shin'ichi
		Kitahara Ryūtarō	More than Just an Encounter
		Kondō Tesshō	A Blessing of Floral Ginger
		William R. LaFleur	Philosophy Worthy of the Name
		Sally Merrill	Remembering Hisamatsu Sensei
		Tokiwa Gishin	Some of Hisamatsu Sensei's Favorite Verses
		Gerald Doherty	A Glimpse of Nothingness by Janwillem van de Wetering
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	Zen Enlightenment by Heinrich Dumoulin
		John B. Cobb, Jr.	Buddhist-Christian Empathy by Joseph Spae
		Higashi Sen'ichiro	Zen and the Bible by Kakichi Kadowaki
		Abe Masao	Hisamatsu Shin'ichi, 1889-1980
NS14-2	1981	D. T. Suzuki	Thoughts on Shin Buddhism (concluded)
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (II)
		John C. Maraldo	The Hermeneutics of Practice in Dōgen and Francis of Assisi: An Exercise in Buddhist-Christian Dialogue
		Flora Courtois	Mahāyāna Buddhism and the Growing Perceptual Revolution
		Ōchō Enichi	The Beginnings of Tenet Classification in China
		Dennis Hirota	The Record of Ippen: Verse in Chinese
		Shibata Masumi	The Diary of a Zen Layman: The Philosopher Nishida Kitarō
		Bandō Shōjun	D. T. Suzuki and Pure Land Buddhism
		Dorothy Green	A Candle in the Sunrise
		Tamaki Kōshirō	“Record of Things Heard” from the Treasury of the Eye of the True Teaching Translated by Thomas Cleary
		Sakurabe Hajime	Hōbōgirin, Dictionnaire Encyclopédique du Bouddhisme d'apré les Sources Chinoises et Japonaises, Fascicule V
NS15-1	1982	D. T. Suzuki	What is Zen?
		Ueda Shizuteru	Emptiness and Fullness: Śūnyatā in Mahāyāna Buddhism
		Nolan Pliny Jacobson	A Buddhistic-Christian Probe of the Endangered Future
		Minor L. Rogers	The Shin Faith of Rennyo
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (III)
		Rebecca Rasmus	The Sayings of Myōe Shōnin of Togano-o
		Gerald Doherty	Zen in the Art of Reading: Ronald Barthes's The Pleasure of the Text
		Nathan Katz	Scholarly Approaches to Buddhism: A Political Analysis
		Larry A. Fader	Zen in the West: Historical and Philosophical Implications of the 1893 Parliament of Religions
		J. W. de Jong	The Bodhisattva Doctrine in Buddhism edited by Leslie S. Kawamura
		William J. H. Collins	The Healing Buddha by Raoul Birnbaum
NS15-2	1982	D. T. Suzuki	Talks on Buddhism (I)
		Takeuchi Yoshinori	The Meaning of Other Power in the Buddhist Way of Salvation
		James D. Thomas	The Bodhisattva as Metaphor to Jung's Concept of Self
		Kajiyama Yuichi	Women in Buddhism
		Norman Waddell	Wild Ivy (Itsumadegusa): The Spiritual Autobiography of Hakuin Ekaku (I)
		John Ryder	Creation Ex Nihilo: A Mādhyamika Critique
		Thomas P. Kasulis	The Kyoto School and the West: Review and Evaluation
		Huston Smith	A Buddhist Spectrum: Contributions to Buddhist-Christian Dialogue by Marco Pallis
		Gerald Doherty	A Zen Wave: Bashō's Haiku and Zen by Robert Aitken
		Robert Aitken	A Zen Forest: Sayings of the Masters translated by Sōiku Shigematsu
		Phillipe Coupey	Deshimaru Taisen, 1914-1982
NS16-1	1983	Nagao Gadjin	The Buddhist World-View as Elucidated in the Three-Nature Theory and Its Similes
		Robert A. F. Thurman	Guidelines for Buddhist Social Activism Based on Nāgārjuna's Jewel Garland of Royal Counsels
		Ueda Shizuteru	Ascent and Descent: Zen in Comparison with Meister Eckhart (I)
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (IV)
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	The Voicing of the Way: Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Dōtoku
		Norman Waddell	Wild Ivy (Itsumadegusa): The Spiritual Autobiography of Hakuin Ekaku (II)
		Frederick Franck	A Note on Karma
		Alfred Bloom	To There and Back
NS16-2	1983	D. T. Suzuki	Talks on Buddhism (II): Buddhism and Christianity
		Huston Smith	Spiritual Discipline in Zen and Comparative Perspective
		Luis O. Gómez	Expectations and Assertions: Perspectives for Growth and Adaptation in Buddhism
		Gary L. Ebersole	The Buddhist Ritual Use of Linked Verse in Medieval Japan
		Ueda Shizuteru	Ascent and Descent: Zen Buddhism in Comparison with Meister Eckhart (II)
		Norman Waddell	Unnecessary Words: The Zen Dialogues of Bankei Yōtaku
		Gerald Doherty	Form Is Emptiness: Reading the Diamond Sutra
		Ruth M. Tabrah	Reflections on Being Ordained
		Muriel Daw	Christmas Humphreys,1901-1983
NS17-1	1984	Nishitani Keiji	The Standpoint of Zen
		Irmgard Schloegl	Study and Practice
		Peter Bishop	Jung, Eastern Religion, and the Languege of Imagination
		Ueda Yoshifumi	The Mahāyāna Structure of Shinran's Thought (I)
		J. W. de Jong	Recent Buddhist Studies in Europe and America: 1973-1983
		Norman Waddell	Unnecessary Words: The Zen Dialogues of Bankei Yōtaku (II)
		Nakao Takashi	The Lotus Sutra in Japan
		Carl B. Becker	Religious Visions: Experiential Grounds for the Pure Land Tradition
		Carmen Blacker	Japanese Pilgrimage by Oliver Statler
		Sakamoto Hiroshi	Grass Hill: Poems and Prose by the Japanese Monk Gensei. translated by Burton Watson
		Morris J. Augustine	The Mirror Mind: Spirituality and Transformation by William Johnston
NS17-2	1984	Suzuki Daisetz	Transmigration
		Nishida Kitarō	On the Doubt in the Heart
		Francis H. Cook	The Dialogue Between Hua-yen and Process Thought
		Ueda Yoshifumi	The Mahāyāna Strucuture of Shinran's Thought (II)
		Graham Parkes	Nietzsche and Nishitani on the Self through Time
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (V)
		Norman Waddell	The Old Tea Seller: The Life and Poetry of Baisaō
		James H. Sanford	Paradigms and Poems: A Review of LaFleur's The Karma of Words
		Thomas P. Kasulis	Buddhist Existentialism
		Paul Swanson	T'ien-t'ai Buddhism: An Outline of the Fourfold Teachings editied by David W. Chappell
		Thomas Kirchner	Taking the Path of Zen by Robert Aitken
		Hubert Durt	Etienne Lamotte,1903-1983
NS18-1	1985	D. T. Suzuki	Shin Buddhism (I)
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	Memories of My Academic Life
		Jackie Stone	Seeking Enlightenment in the Last Age: Mappō Thought in Kamakura Buddhism
		Abe Masao	The Self in Jung and Zen
		Satō Taira	The Awakening of Faith in the Myokonin Asahara Saichi
		John Steffney	Nothingness and Death in Heidegger and Zen Buddhism
		D. T. Suzuki, Kaneko Daiei, Soga Ryōjin, and Nishitani Keiji	Shinran's World (I)
		Robert E. Carter	The Nothingness Beyond God
		Abe Masao	John Cobb's Beyond Dialogue
		Frederick Franck	Unborn: The Life and Teachings of Zen Master Bankei by Norman Waddell Questions to a Zen Master by Taisen Deshimaru
NS18-2	1985	D. T. Suzuki	Shin Buddhism (II)
		John D. Eusden	Chartres and Ryōan-ji: Aesthetic Connections between Gothic Cathedral and Zen Garden
		Okamura Keishin	Kūkai's Philosophy as a Mandala
		Jackie Stone	Seeking Enlightenment in the Last Age: Mappō Thought in Kamakura Buddhism (II)
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (VI)
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)
		Frederick Franck	Zeami on the Essence of Art
		William R. LaFleur	Paradigm Lost, Paradigm Regained: Groping for the Mind of Medieval Japan
		Ueda Yoshifumi	Reflections on the Study of Buddhism: Notes on the Approaches of Ui Hakuju and D. T. Suzuki
		Mark L. Blum	The Sūtra of Contemplation on the Buddha of Immeasurable Life as Expounded by Śākyamuni Buddha edited by Yamada Meiji
		Hans Ringrose	Echoes from the Bottomless Well by Frederick Franck
		Paul Jaffe	The Major Writings of Nichiren Daishōnin Nichiren Shōshū International Center
NS19-1	1986	Tsukamoto Zenryū	Buddhism and Fine Arts in Kyoto (I)
		John C. Maraldo	Hermeneutics and Historicity in the Study of Buddhism
		Rita M. Gross	Buddhism and Feminism: Toward Their Mutual Transformation (I)
		Stephen Addiss	The Life and Art of Fūgai Ekun (1568-1654)
		Ueda Yoshifumi	Freedom and Necessity in Shinran's Concept of Karma
		D. T. Suzuki, Soga Ryōjin, Kaneko Daiei, and Nishitani Keiji	Shinran's World (II)
		Robert Aitken	Play
		Hans Ringrose	Zen Meditation Western Style
		Francis H. Cook	The Second Buddhist-Christian Theological Encounter: A Report
		Jan Van Bragt	Buddhism and American Thinkers Kenneth K. Inada and Nolan Pliny Jacobson,eds.
		Robert Aitken	The Warrior Koans: Early Zen in Japan by Trevor Leggett
NS19-2	1986	Nishida Kitarō	The Logic of Topos and the Religious Worldview (I)
		Abe Masao	The Problem of Death in East and West: Immortality, Eternal Life, Unbornness
		Rita M. Gross	Buddhism and Feminism: Toward their Mutual Transformation
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu) (2)
		Philip C. Almond	The Medieval West and Buddhism
		Frederick Franck	The Mirrors of Mahāyāna
		Langdon Gilkey	Abe Masao's Zen and Western Thought
		Kajiyama Yuichi	Nagarjuniana: Studies in the Writings and Philosophy of Nāgārjuna by Christian Lindtner
		Yusa Michiko	Existential and Ontological Diamensions of Time in Heidegger and Dōgen by Steven Heine
		Shitoku A. Peel	Le Sens de la Conversion dans l'Enseignement de Shinran by Denniss Gira
		Paul L. Swanson	Miraculous Stories from the Japanese Buddhist Tradition; The Nihon Ryōiki of the Monk Kyōkai translated and edited by Kyōko Motomochi Nakamura Miraculous Tales of the Lotus Sutra from Ancient Japan; The Dainihonkoku Hokekyōgenki of Priest Chingen translated by Yoshiko Dykstra Sand and Pebbles(Shasekishū): The Tale of Mujū Ichien, A Voice for Pluralism in Kamakura Buddhism by Robert E. Morrell
		Robert Aitken	The Sword of No-Sword: Life of the Master Warrior Tesshu by John Stevens
		John R. McRae	Zen Dawn: Early Zen Texts from Tun Huang translated by J. C. Cleary
		Nancy Amphoux	A Reply to Mr. Franck's Review
		Frederick Franck
NS20-1	1987	Frithjof Schuon	David, Shankara, Hōnen
		James Whitehill	Is There a Zen Ethic?
		Steve Odin	Kenosis as a Foundation for Buddhist-Christian Dialogue: The Kenotic Buddhology of Nishida and Nishitani of the Kyoto School in Relation to the Kenotic Christology of Thomas J. J. Altizer
		Tsukamoto Zenryū	Buddhism and Fine Arts in Kyoto (II)
		Nishida Kitarō	Logic of Topos and the Religious Worldview (II)
		Hisamatsu Shin'ichi	On the Record of Rinzai (VII)
		Frederick Franck	Signs of Hope
		Nishimura Eshin	Mind of Clover: Essays in Zen Buddhist Ethics by Robert Aitken
		Joan Stambaugh	A Zen Life: D. T. Suzuki Remembered edited by Abe Masao
		Roderick S. Bucknell	Mahāyāna Texts Translated into Western Languages: A Bibliographical Guide compliled by Peter Pfandt
		John Stevens	The Review of No-Review: A Response to Robert Aitken
		Robert Aitken	Robert Aitken replies
NS20-2	1987	Nagao Gadjin	The Life of the Buddha: An Interpretation
		John Ross Carter	Towards an Understanding of What is Inconceivable
		Abe Masao	Philosophy, Religion, and Aesthetics in Nishida and Whitehead
		Yusa Michiko	The Religious Worldview of Nishida Kitarō
		D. T. Suzuki and Winston L. King	Conversations with D. T. Suzuki (I)
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (3) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)
		Frederick Franck	The Buddha Does Not Know, He Sees
		Matsuda Kazunobu	New Sanskrit Fragments of the Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāṇāsūtra in the Stein/Hoernle Collection: A Preliminary Report
		Reginald Ray	From Dialogue to Mutual Transformation: The Third Buddhist-Christian Theological Encounter
		Steven Heine	Truth and Method in Dōgen Scholarship: A Review of Recent Works
NS21-1	1988	Burton Watson	Buddhism in the Poetry of Po Chü-i
		Hattori Masaaki, translated by William Powell	Realism and the Philosophy of Consciousness-Only
		Mark L. Blum	Kiyozawa Manshi and the Meaning of Buddhist Ethics
		D. T. Suzuki and Winston L. King	Conversations with D. T. Suzuki (II)
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (Sokkō roku kaien fusetsu) (4)
		Kenneth P. Kramer	The Zen of Jesus
		Jan Van Bragt	The Christ and the Bodhisattva edited by Donald S. Lopez and Steven C. Rockefeller
		Leslie S. Kawamura	No Abode: The Record of Ippen by Dennis Hirota
		Paul L. Swanson	Saichō: The Establishment of the Japanese Tendai School by Paul Groner
		Paul J. Griffiths	Rationality and Mind in Early Buddhism by Frank J. Hoffman
NS21-2	1988	Abe Masao	Dōgen's View on Time and Space
		Glen Alexandrin	Buddhist Economics
		James H. Sanford	The Nine Faces of Death: “Su Tung-po's” Kuzō-shi
		D. T. Suzuki, Soga Ryōjin, Kaneko Daiei, and Nishitani Keiji	Shinran's World (III)
		Ann T. Rogers and Minor L. Rogers	Rennyo's Letters (Rennyo Shōnin Ofumi): Fascicle Five
		William Johnston	All and Nothing: St. John of the Cross and the Christian-Buddhist Dialogue
NS22-1	1989	Ueda Shizuteru	The Zen Buddhist Experience of the Truly Beautiful
		John Ross Carter	Love and Compassion as Given
		Richard B. Pilgrim	The Japanese Noh Drama in Ritual Perspective
		Steven Heine	Dōgen and the Japanese Religio-Aesthetic Tradition
		Mark L. Blum	The Relationship between Religious Morality and Common Morality
		James Fredericks	Cosmology and Metanoia: Buddhist Path to Process Thought for the West
		Christopher Ives	Non-dualism and Soteriology in Whitehead, Nishida, and Tanabe: A Response to James Fredericks
NS22-2	1989	Peter Bishop	Jung, Pure Land Buddhism and Psychological Faith
		Winston L. King	Buddhist Self-World Theory and Buddhist Ethics
		Jay C. Rochelle	Letting Go Buddhist & Christian Models
		Thomas Dean	Masao Abe's Zen and Western Thought
		Robert Aitken	Wu-mên Kuan, Case 11, Chao-chou and the Hermits
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (5) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)
		Hirose Takashi	Sprinklings
		Jan Van Bragt	Buddhism Made Plain: An Introduction to Christians by Antony Fernando
		Bhikkhu Pāsādika	Was ist der Weg : er liegt vor deinen Augen, Zen-Meditation in japanischen Gaerten by Rudolf Seitz
		Yamamoto Seisaku	The Nothingness Beyond God: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Nishida Kitarō by R. E. Carter
		John R. McRae	The Pratform Sutra in Religious and Cultural Perspective
		Tokiwa Gishin	Yamada Mumon Roshi,1900-1988
NS23-1	1990	Daisetz T. Suzuki	Shin Buddhism (3)
		Graham Parkes	The Transmutation of Emotion in Rinzai Zen and Nietzsche
		Steve Odin	The Middle Way of Emptiness in Modern Japanese Philosophy and the Zen Oxherding Pictures
		Robert Aitken	The Dragon Who Never Sleeps: Verses for Zen Buddhist Practice
		Stephen Kaplan	A Holographic Alternative to a Traditional Yogācāra Simile: An Analysis of Vasubandhu's Trisvabhāva Doctrine
		Thomas Dean	Masao Abe on Zen and Western Thought (II): First Order Issues
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (6) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)
		George J. Tanabe, Jr.	The Major Writings of Nichiren Daishonin
		Hee-Jin Kim	Dōgen's Manuals of Zen Meditation by Carl Bielefeldt
		Peter Schneider	The Marathon Monks of Mount Hiei by John Stevens
		Willa Jane Tanabe	The Art of Zen: Paintings and Calligraphy by Japanese Monks 1600-1925 by Stephen Addiss
		James W. Heisig	La naturaleza de Buda (Shobogenzo) by Dōgen translated and edited by Felix E. Prieto
		Robert Aitken	Remembering Yamada Kōun Rōshi
NS23-2	1990	Nishitani Keiji	Religious-Philosophical Existence in Buddhism
		Ueda Shizuteru	Freedom and Language in Meister Eckhart and Zen Buddhism, Part 1
		Steven Heine	The Flower Blossoms ‘Without Why’: Beyond the Heidegger-Kuki Dialogue on Contemplative Language
		John Steffney	Conflict, the Unconscious and Psychotherapeutic Method in Freud and Zen Buddhism
		Dennis Hirota	On Attaining the Settled Mind: Anjinketsujōshō, Part 1
		Frederick Franck	On the Criteria of Being Human
		Kadowaki Kakichi	Father Hugo Lasalle,1898-1990
NS24-1	1991	Nishitani Keiji	A Buddhist Voice in the Demythologizing Debate
		Alex Naughton	Buddhist Omniscience
		Ueda Shizuteru	Freedom and Language in Meister Eckhart and Zen Buddhism, Part 2
		Dennis Hirota	On Attaining the Settled Mind: Anjinketsujōshō, Part 2
		Norman Waddell	Talks by Hakuin Introductory to Lectures on the Records of Old Sokkō (7) (Sokkō-roku kaien fusetsu)
		Joan Stambaugh	Imaginary Dialogue between Heidegger and a Buddhist with Aplogies for Possible Implausibilities of the Personalities
		Hubert Durt)	Foundatiions of T'ien-t'ai Philosophy : The Flowering of the Two Truths Theory in Chinese Buddhism by Paul L. Swanson
		Taigen Dan Leighton	Book of Serenity Translated by Thomas Cleary
		Bhikkhu Pāsādika	Meister Bankei, Die Zen-Lehre vom Ungeborenen: Leben und Lehre des grossen japanischen Zen-Meisters Bankei Eitaku (1622-1693), aus den japanischen Quellen herausgegeben edited and translated by Norman Waddell
		Teijō R. Munnich	Shōbōgenzō-zuimonki, Dōgen Zen and Shikantaza: An Introduction to Zazen by Okumura Shōhaku
NS24-2	1991	Nagao Gadjin	The Buddha's Life as Parable for Later Buddhist Thought
		Stephen Morris	Beyond Christianity: Transcendentalism and Zen
		James H. Austin	Zen and the Brain: The Construction and Dissolution of the Self
		Janine A. Sawada	“No Eye: A Word to the Wise”: Teshima Toan's Commentary on Ikkyū's Mizu Kagami
		William R. LaFleur	Poetry and Risk: Ideology's Edge in Dōgen and Tamekane
		Mark L. Blum	The Dawn of Chinese Pure Land Buddhist Doctrine by Kenneth K. Tanaka
		Paul Swanson	Buddha Nature by Sallie B. King
		Alex Naughton	The Origins of Indian Psychology by N. Ross Reat
		Abe Masao	Nishitani Keiji,1900-1990
NS25-1	1992	Ueda Shizuteru	My Teacher
		John Maraldo	Practice, Samādhi, Realization: Three Innovative Interpretations by Nishitani Keiji
		Richard J. DeMartino	Some Thoughts on the Thought of Nishitani Keiji
		Jan Van Bragt	Nishitani the Prophet
		Robert E. Carter	Discontinuity in Time
		Hakan Eilert	The Man of the Circle: A Table Talk-1984
		Dora Fischer-Barnicol	Movements
		Frederick Franck	In Memoriam
		James W. Heisig	Dirty Water, Clear Thinking
		Horio Tsutomu	The Zen Practice of Nishitani Keiji
		Kajitani Sūnin Rōshi	Layman Keisei Nishitani
		Mutō Kazuo	A Man of the Universe
		Ōhashi Ryōsuke	A Small Fish Swallows a Large Fish
		Ōkochi Ryōgi	A Tenacious Power of Thinking
		Graham Parkes	“A citizen of the cosmos? ー ridiculous!”
		Sasaki Jōshū	Nishitani Keiji the Person
		Sasaki Tōru	Talks on the Shōbōgenzō
		Eberhard Scheiffele	“Sitting on a High, Bare Mountain Peak Overlooking a Wide Vista”
		Shimomura Toratarō	Anecdotes that Now Seem Ancient
		Takeuchi Yoshinori	The Spirit of Poverty
		Notto R. Thelle	“The Flower Blooms on the Cliff's Edge”
		Tsujimura Kōichi	Thinking of Life
		Ueda Yoshifumi	Reminiscence
		Hans Waldenfels	Remembering Sensei
		Yagi Seiichi	Words that Remain in the Heart
		Yusa Michiko	The Eternal is the Transient is the Eternal: “A ｆlower ｂlooms and the whole world arises”
			Outline Chronology
		Nishitani Keiji	Translations into Western languages
NS25-2	1992	Winston L. King	Is There a Buddhist Ethic for the Modern World?
		Ōmine Akira	The Genealogy of Sorrow: Japanese View of Life and Death
		Burton Watson	Buddhist Poet-Priests of the T'ang
		Ueda Shizuteru	The Place of Man in the Noh Play
		Stephen Morris	Buddhism and Christianity: The Common Ground. A Study of the Radical Theologies of Meister Eckhart and Abe Masao
		Paul B. Watt	Sermons on the Precepts and Monastic Life by the Shingon Vinaya Master Jiun
		Hubert Durt	Les Doctrines de l'École Japonaise Tendai au Debut du IXe Siècle by Jean-Nöel Robert
		Joan Stambaugh	A Study of Dōgen by Masao Abe
		Ruben L. F. Habito	The Religious Philosophy of Nishitani Keiji: Encounter with Emptiness edited by Taitetsu Unno The Religious Philosophy of Tanabe Hajime: The Metanoetic Imperative edited by Taitetsu Unno and James W. Heisig
		James K. Morton	Cultivating the Empty Field: The Silent Illumination of the Zen Master Hongzhi tranlated by Taigen Daniel Leighton with Yi Wu
		Hori Sōgen	Kobori Nanrei,1918-1992
NS26-1	1993	Yanagi Sōetsu	Myōkōnin Osono
		Eric J. Ziolkowski	The Literary Bearing of Chicago's 1893 World's Parliament of Religions
		Abe Masao	Zen and Buddhism
		Dennis Hirota	Shinran's View of Language: A Buddhist Hermeneutics of Faith (Part One)
		Klaus Otte	The Kyoto Philosopher's Call “Ad Fontes” - Asian Humanism
		John G. Rudy	Engaging the Void: Emerson's Essay on Experience and the Zen Experience of Emptiness
		Frederick Franck	A Crash Course in Radical Buddhism
		Yusa Michiko	The Self-Overcoming of Nihilism by Nishitani Keiji translated by Graham Parkes and Setsuko Aihara
		Sakurabe Hajime	Studies in the Literature of the Great Vehicle edited by Luis O. Gomez and Jonathan A. Silk
		Jamie Hubbard	Once Upon a Future Time by Jan Nattier
		Robert Kritzer	Existence and Enlightenment in the Laṅkāvatāra-sūtra by Florin Giripescu Sutton
NS26-2	1993	D. T. Suzuki	Kiyozawa's Living Presence
		J. W. de Jong	The Beginnings of Buddhism
		Urs App	“Dun 頓”: A Chinese Concept as a Key to “Mysticism” in East and West
		Abe Masao	A Report on the 1993 Parliament of World's Religions
		Abe Masao	Two Types of Unity and Religious Pluralism
		Donald W. Mitchell	Unity and Ultimate Reality: A Response to Masao Abe
		Dennis Hirota	Shinran's View of Lanuage: A Buddhist Hermeneutics of Faith (Part Two)
		W. S. Yokoyama	Two Addresses by Shaku Sōen
		D.T. Suzuki	“The Law of Cause and Effect, as Taught by Buddha.”
		W. S. Yokoyama	“Reflections on an American Journey.”
		Elizabeth Kenney	Flowing Traces: Buddhism in the literary and Visual Arts of Japan. edited by James H. Sanford et al.
		Robert Kritzer	Tibetan Buddhism: Reason and Revelation. edited by Steven D. Goodman and Ronald M. Davidson In the Mirror of Memory: Reflections on Mindfulness and Remembrance in Indian and Tibetan Buddhism. edited by Janet Gyatso
NS27-1	1994	D. T. Suzuki	Zen Hyakudai: One Hundred Zen Topics (Part Four)
		Ueda Shizuteru	The Practice of Zen
		Mark L. Blum	Pure Land Buddhism as an Alternative Mārga
		D.T. Suzuki and Soga Ryōjin	Dialogue: Zen and Shin
		N. A. Waddell	A Chronological Biography of Zen Priest Hakuin: Hakuin Ōsho Nempu
		Mark L. Blum	An Index to Asanga's Mahāyāna -samgraha. edited by Gadjin M. Nagano
		Elizabeth Kenney	The Manuscripts of Nanatsu-dera: A Recently Discovered Treasyre-House in Downtown Nagoya. By Ochiai Toshinori
NS27-2	1994	Abe Masao	Suffering in the Light of Our Time, Our Time in the Light of Suffering
		Winston L. King	Engaged Buddhism: Past, Present, Future
		John T. Brinkman	The Simplicity of Dōgen
		Robert F. Rhodes	Shin Buddhist Attitudes towards the Kami: From Shinran to Rennyo
		Norman Waddell	A Chronological Biography of Zen priest Hakuin: (Hakuin Ōsho Nempu), Part 2.
		James L. Fredericks	The Far Side of Nothingness: Reading Mitchell's Spirituality and Emptiness
		Donald W. Mitchell	A Response to James Freadericks
		Kurethara S. Bose	The Transformation of the Self in Mahāyāna Buddhism
		Leslie S. Kawamura	Religion & Society in Modern Japan: Selected Readings. edited by Mark R. Mullins, et al.
NS28-1	1995	D. T. Suzuki	Reflection on the Pure Land
		Joan Stambaugh	Trancendence
		Ueda Shizuteru	Nishida's Thought
		Paul Harrison	Searching for the Origins of the Mahāyāna: What Are We Looking For?
		Urs App	Treatise on No-Mind: A Chan Text from Dunhuang
		James Dobbins	Women's Birth in Pure Land as Women: Intimations from the Letters of Eshinni
		W. S. Yokoyama	Two Thinkers on Shin: Selections from the Writings of Soga Ryōjin and Kaneko Daiei
		J. W. de Jong	Four Volumes in the BDK English Tripitaka
		John S. Yokota	Rediscovering the West: An Inquiry into Nothingness and Relatedness. by Stephen C. Rowe
		Robert Aitken	The Essential Teachings of Zen Master Hakuin: A Translation of the Sokkō-roku Kaian-fusetsu. by Norman Waddell
		Patricia J. Fister	Lotus Moon: The Poetry of the Buddhist Nun Rengetsu. translated by John Stevens
NS28-2	1995	Abe Masao	The Logic of Absolute Nothingness, As Expounded by Nishida Kitarō
		Ueda Shizuteru	he Difficulty of Undestanding Nishida's Philosophy
		John C. Maraldo	The Ploblem of World Culture: Towards an Appropriation of Nishida's Philosophy of Nation and Culture
		James W. Heisig	Tanabe's Logic of the Specific and the Critique of the Gloval Village
		D.T. Suzuki	My Friend Nishida Kitarō
		Dennis Hirota	Nishida's “Gutoku Shinran.”
		Nishida Kitarō	“The Retirement Speech of a Certain Professor”
		John T. Brinkman	The Simplicity of Nichiren
		Frederick Franck	Response to Joan Stambaugh's “Transcendence”
		David Loy	Is Zen Buddhism?
		Michiko Yusa	Reflections on Nishida Studies
			Nishida Kitarō in Translation: Primary Sources in Western Languages
		J. W. de Jong	The Lotus Sutra. translated by Burton Watson
		J. W. de Jong	Hōbōgirin Buddhist Dictionary vol. 7
		J. W. de Jong	BDK English Tripitaka 10-1
		James L. Fredericks	Buddhism and Interfaith Dialogue by Masao Abe
NS29-1	1996	Nishitani Keiji	The Problem of Anjin in Zen (I)
		Fujita Kōtatsu	The Origin of the Pure Land
		Christopher Nugent	Satori in St. John of the Cross
		BockJa Kim	Buddhist Enlightement and Hegelian Teleology: The Dialectic of the Means and End of Enlightenment
		Kurethara S. Bose	The Theoretical Foundations of Zen Buddhism
		Paul L. Swanson	Absolute Nothingness and Emptiness in Nishitani Keiji: An Essay from the Perspective of Classical Buddhist Thought
		Kirita Kiyohide	Young D. T. Suzuki's Views on Society
		Frederick Franck	Mysticism: Buddhist and Christian by Paul Mommaers & Jan Van Bragt
		Robert W. Adams	Rude Awakenings: Zen, the Kyoto School, & The Question of Nationalism e ditied by James W. Heisig and John C. Maraldo
		Ruben L. F. Habito	Buddhist Spirituality: Indian, Southeast Asian, Tibetan, Early Chinese editied by Takeuchi Yoshinori
		Richard Gardner	Japan in Traditional and Postmodern Perspectives e ditied by Charles Wei-hsum Fu and Steven Heine
NS29-2	1996	Takeuchi Yoshinori	The Fundamental Problem of Shinran' s Thought (Part I)
		Douglas Mikkelson	On Entering the Religious Life: A Dilemma, A Catholic Response, A Zen Response
		Ueda Shizuteru	Sōseki and Buddhism: Reflections on His Later Works (Part I)
		Ui Hakuju	The Nembutsu Zen of the Disciples of the Fifth Patriarch
		Victor Sōgen hori	The Study of Buddhist Monastic Practice: Reflections on Robert Buswell's The Zen Monastic Experience
		Henk Barendregt	Mysticism and Beyond. Buddhist Phenomenology (Part II)
		Sakurabe Hajime	Studies in Abhidharma Literature and the Origin of Buddhist Philosophical Systems by Erich Frauwallner
		Tim Pallis	The Zen Eye: A Collection of Zen Talks by Sōkei-an edited by Mary Farkas
		Robert F. Rodes	The Great Calming and Contemplation: A Study and Annotated Translation of the First Chapter of Chih-i’s Mo-ho Chih-kuan by Neal Donner and Daniel B. Stevenson
NS30-1	1997	Michael Finkenthal	Coincidentia Oppositorum and Love, Nishida Kitarō. With an Introduction
		Robert H. Paslick	From Nothingness to Nothingness: The Nature and Destiny
		Ueda Shizuteru	Sōseki and Buddhism: Reflections on His Later Works (II)
		Urs App	St. Francis Xavier's Discovery of Japanese Buddhism: A Chapter in the European Discovery of Buddhism (Part 1: Before the Arrival in Japan, 1547-1549)
		Sasaki Shizuka	A Study on the Origin of Mahāyāna Buddhism
		Joseph S. O' Leary	The Significanse of John Keenan's Mahāyāna Theology
		Galen Amstutz	Shinran and Authority in Buddhism
		Nobuhiko Abe	The Social Self in Zen and American Pragmatism by Steve Odin
		Shigenori Nagatomo	Watsuji Tetsurō's Rinrigaku: Ethics in Japan by Watsuji Tetsurō. translated by Yamamoto Seisaku and Robert E. Carter
NS30-2	1997	Abe Masao	Ethics and Social Responsibility in Buddhism
		Judith Snodgrass	The Deployment of Western Philosophy in Meiji Buddhist Revival
		William S. Cobb	The Game of Go: An Unexpected Path to Enlightenment
		Urs App	St. Francis Xavier's Discovery of Japanese Buddhism: A Chapter in the European Discovery of Buddhism (Part 2: From Kagoshima to Yamaguchi,1549-1551)
		Taitetsu Unno	The Past as a Problem of the Presant: Zen, the Kyoto School, and Nationalism
		Gregory Gibbs	Understanding Shinran and the Burden of Traditional Dogmatics
		Frederick Franck	Upāya: Stratagems of the Great Compassion
		John Ross Carter	Interpreting Amida: History and Orientalism in the Study of Pure Land Buddhism by Galen Amstutz
		Robert F. Rodes	Madhyāmika Thought in China by Ming-Wood Liu
		David R. Loy	Religious Pluralism and Christian Truth by Joseph Stephen O'leary
		Taigen Dan Leighton	Transmission of Light: Zen in the Art of Enlightenment by Zen Master Keizan translated by Thomas Cleary The Record of Transmitting the Light: Zen Master Keizan's Denkōroku translated by Francis H. Cook
NS31-1	1998	Kaneko Daiei	Rennyo the Restorer (I)
		Abe Masao	Faith and Self-Awakening: A Search for the Category Coverring All Religious Life
		James A. Ryan	Zen and Analytical Philosophy
		Urs App	Francis Xavier's Discovery of Japanese Buddhism (III), A Chapter in the European Discovery of Buddhism (Part 3: From Yamaguchi to India 1551-1552)
		Jeff Shore	True Sitting: A Discussion with Hisamatsu Shin'ichi
		Kim BockJa	Ontology without Axiology? A Review of Masao Abe's Account of the Problem of Good & Evil from a Western Philosophical Perspective
		Richard A. Gardner	Matters of Life and Deth: The Midding Way as a New Buddhist Humanism?
		James Fredericks	Zen and Comparative Studies by Masao Abe
		James Robson	The Scripture of the Ten Kings and the Making of Purgatory in Medieval Chinese Buddhism by Stephen F. Teiser
		Joan Stambaugh	Shōbōgenzō-uji-Être-temps-Being-time by Eidō Shimano Rōshi, and Charles Vacher, ed. and trans.
		Jan Van Bragt	Simplicity: A Distinctive Quality of Japanese Spirituality by John T. Brinkman
		John P. Keenan)	Hybrid Theology (A Response)
		Liu Ming-Wood	Response to Robert F. Rhodes's Review of Madhyamaka Thought in China
NS31-2	1998	Daisetz T. Suzuki	Basic Thoughts Underlying Eastern Ethical and Social Practice (1962)
		Matteo Cestari	The Knowing Body: Nishida's Philosophy of Active Intuition (Kōiteki chokkan)
		Kaneko Daiei	Rennyo the Restorer, Part 2
		Richard DeMartino and Kenneth Kramer	Perspectives on Self-Emptying: A Zen-Catholic Dialogue between Richard J. DeMartino and Kenneth P. Kramer
		Nabata Takashi (Introduction) W. S. Yokoyama ( Translation)	The Legacy of Rennyo Shōnin: Rennyo Shōnin Itokuki
		Judith Snodgrass	Retrieving the Past? A Consideration of Texts, APPENDIX: Shaku Sōyen, "Arbitration Instead of War"
		William S.Cobb	Nishida on the Freedom of the will
		Joseph S. O'Leary	The Hermeneutics of Critical Buddhism
		Jeff Shore	Abe Masao's Legacy: Awakening to Reality through the Death of the Ego and Providing Spiritual Ground for the Modern World

Vol	Year	Author	Title
NS32-1	2000	Luis O. Gomez	Buddhism as a Religion of Hope: Observation on the "Logic" of a Doctrine and its Foundational Myth
		Robert F. Rhodes	Imagining Hell: Genshin's Vision of the Buddhist Hell as found in the Ōjōyōshū
		Trent Collier	Time and Self: Religious Awakening in Dōgen and Shinran
		Gregory Schopen	The Good Monk and his Money in a Buddhist Monasticism of "The Mahāyāna Period"
		Soga Ryōjin, trans. by Jan Van Bragt	Shinran's View of Buddhist History
		With an introduction by Yasutomi Shin'ya	Shinran's View of Buddhist History
		Dennis Hargiss	Awakening to the High / Returning to the Low: The Pilgrim's Ideal in Bashō's Oku no Hosomichi
		Enomoto Fumio	The Discovery of "the Oldest Buddhist Manuscripts"
		Donald W. Mitchell	Joseph A. Bracken, S.J., The Divine Matrix: Creativity as Link between East and West
		Shobha Rani Dash	Karma Lekshe Tsomo (Editor), Buddhist Women Across Cultures: Realizations
		Robert F. Rhodes	Kevin Trainor, Relics, Ritual, and Representation in Buddhism: Rematerializing the Sri Lankan Theravada Tradition
		Robert E. Carter, Jeff Shore (Rejoinder)	"Better Wrong Than Sloppy"
			Obituary (Dr. J. W. de Jong)
NS32-2	2000	Gregory Schopen	The Mahāyana and the Middle Period in Indian Buddhism: Through a Chinese Looking-glass
		Lambert Schmithausen	Buddhism and the Ethics of Nature : Some Remarks
		Florin Deleanu	Buddhist 'Ethology' in the Pāli Canon: Between Symbol and Observation
		Ian Harris	Magician as Environmentalist: Fertility Elements in South and Southeast Asian Buddhism
		Soga Ryōjin, trans. by Jan Van Bragt	A Savior on Earth: The Meaning of Dharmākara Bodhisattva's Advent
		David Landis Barnhill	Of Bashōs and Buddhisms
		Ruben L. F. Habito	Jacqueline I. Stone, Original Enlightenment and the Transformation of Medieval Japanese Buddhism
		Jin Young Park	Charles Muller, trans., The Sūtra of Perfect Enlightenment: Korean Buddhism's Guide to Meditation
NS33-1	2001	Dennis Hirota	SYMPOSIUM: Reading The Collected Works of Shinran Preface
		John Keenan	SYMPOSIUM: Shinran's Neglect of Emptiness
		Thomas P. Kasulis	SYMPOSIUM: Shin Buddhist Ethics in Our Postmodern Age of Mappō
		Dennis Hirota	SYMPOSIUM: On Recent Readings of Shinran
		Robert F. Rhodes	Seeking the Pure Land in Heian Japan: The Practices of the Monks of the Nijūgo Zammai-e
		Henry Simoni-Wastila	Buddhist Thought and Particularity: Thurman and Abe on a Nondualistic Middle Way
		Aramaki Noritoshi	A Buddhist Student's Comment on Dr. H. Simoni-Wastila's Paper
		Cathy Cantwell	Reflections on Ecological Ethics and the Tibetan Earth Ritual
		Yamabe Nobuyoshi	Internal Desire and the External World: An Approach to Environmental Problems from a Buddhist Perspective
		Jonathan A. Silk	Contribution to the Study of the Philosophical Vocabulary of Mahāyāna Buddhism
		Nelson Foster	Norman A. Waddell, Wild Ivy: The Spiritual Autobiography of Zen Master Hakuin
		John Ross Carter	James L. Fredericks, Faith Among Faiths: Christian Theology and Non-Christian Religions
		Tom J. F. Tillemans	Jonathan A. Silk, ed., Wisdom, Compassion, and the Search for Understanding: The Buddhist Studies Legacy of Gadjin M. Nagao
NS33-2	2001	D. T. Suzuki	Notes and Fragments
			FEATURE: Japanese Buddhism and Social Ethics Editors' Note
			Protect the Dharma, Protect the Country: Buddhist War Responsibility and Social Ethics
		Ama Toshimaro	Towards a Shin Buddhist Social Ethics
		Takagi Kenmyō	(Appendix)
		(Translated by RobertF.Rhodes)	My Socialism
		Yanagida Seizan (Translated and introduced by Urs App)	Passion for Zen: Two Talks at the San Francisco Zen Center
		Dale S. Wright	The 'Thought of Enlightenment' in Fa-tsang's Hua-yen Buddhism
		Gregory Gibbs	Reverence and Reality
		David R. Loy	A New Holy War against Evil? A Buddhist Response
		Hagiwara Takao	Japan and the West in D. T. Suzuki's Nostalgic Double Journeys
		Robert Kritzer	P.S. Jaini, Collected Papers on Buddhist Studies
		Sybil Anne Thornton	Brian D. Ruppert, Jewel in the Ashes: Buddha Relics and Power in Early Medieval Japan
NS34-1	2002	William S. Waldron	Buddhist Steps to an Ecology of Mind: Thinking about 'Thoughts without a Thinker'
		Douglas K. Mikkelson	The Cardinal Virtues of the Bodhisattva in Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Zuimonki
		Translated by Norman Waddell	Hakuin's Yasenkanna
		Ishikawa Rikizan (Introduced and Translated by William Bodiford )	Colloquial Transcriptions as Sources for Understanding Zen in Japan
		Victor Sōgen Hori	Steven Heine, Shifting Shape, Shaping Text: Philosophy and Folklore in the Fox Kōan
		Sarah Horton	Mikael S. Adolphson, The Gates of Power: Monks, Courtiers, and Warriors in Premodern Japan
		Robert F. Rhodes	Mark L. Blum, The Origins and Development of Pure Land Buddhism: A Study and Translation of Gyōnen's Jōdo Hōmon Genrushō
NS34-2	2002	John B. Cobb, Jr.	A Buddhist-Christian Critique of Neo-Liberal Economics
		Keibo Oiwa	Slowing Down to Life: Revisiting Schumacher on Religion and Economics
		Ama Toshimaro	Shin Buddhism and Economic Ethics
		Andrew Skilton	State or Statement?: Samādhi in Some Early Mahāyāna Sūtras
		Jacob N. Kinnard	On Buddhist 'Bibliolaters': Representing and Worshiping the Book in Medieval Indian Buddhism
		Takemura Makio	Zen and Pure Land: An Important Aspect of D.T. Suzuki's Interpretation of Buddhism
		Bret W. Davis	Introducing the Kyoto School as World Philosophy: Reflections on James W. Heisig's Philosophers of Nothingness
		James Mark Shields	Robert E. Carter, Encounter with Enlightenment: A Study of Japanese Ethics
		Sean Duke	Allan Hunt Badiner, ed., Mindfulness in the Marketplace: Compassionate Responses to Consumerism
NS35-1&2	2003	Alfred Bloom	Kiyozawa Manshi and the Revitalization of Buddhism
		Hashimoto Mineo	Two Models of the Modernization of Japanese Buddhism: Kiyozawa Manshi and D. T. Suzuki
		Fujita Msakatsu	Kiyozawa Manshi and Nishida Kitarō
		Mark L. Blum	Truth in Need: Kiyozawa Manshi and Soren Kierkegaard
		Yasutomi Shin'ya	The Way of Introspection: Kiyozawa Manshi's Methodology
		Paul Harrison	Mediums and Messages: Reflections on the Production of Mahāyāna Sūtra
		Rhi Juhyung	Early Mahāyāna and Gandhāran Buddhism: An Assessment of the Visual Evidence
		Aramaki Noritoshi	Towards a New Working Hypothesis on the Origin of Mahāyāna Buddhism
		Gereon Kopf	Neither Dogma nor Institution : Nishida on the Role of Religion
		Robert F. Rhodes	Paul Groner, Ryogen and Mt.Hiei: Japanese Tendai in the Tenth Century
		Peter Skilling	John Clifford Holt, Jacob N. Kinnard, Jonathan S. Walters, eds., Constituting Communities : Theravada Buddhism and the Religious Cultures of South and Southeast Asia
NS36-1&2	2004	Trevor Murphy	The Leprosy Relief Work of Tsunawaki Ryūmyō
		Hishiki Masaharu	The Life and Thought of Ogasawa Noboru
		Kajiwara Keiichi	Buddhism and Hansen's Disease
		Georgios T. Halkias	Tibetan Buddhism Registered : A Catalogue from the Imperial Court of 'Phang Thang
		Gerard Clinton Godart	Tracing the Circle of Truth : Inoue Enryō on the History of Philosophy and Buddhism
		Demetrios Th. Vassiliades	Greeks and Buddhism : Historical Contacts in the Development of a Universal Religion
		Sasaki Shizuka	A Problem in the Re-establishment of the Bhikkunī Sangha in Modern Theravada Buddhism
		Albert Stunkard	Suzuki Daisetz : An Appreciation
		Robert F. Rhodes	Richard K. Payne and Kenneth K. Tanaka eds. , Approaching the Land of Bliss : Religious Praxis in the Cult of Amitābha
		Elisabetta Porcu	Judith Snodgrass, Presenting Japanese Buddhism to the West :Orientalism, Occidentalism and the Columbian Exposition
		Takahashi Kōichi	Robert Krizer, Vasubandhu and the Yogācārabhūmi :Yogācāra Elements in the Abhidharmakośabhāṣya
NS37-1&2	2005	Michel Mohr	Feature: BUDDHIST AND NON-BUDDHIST TRENDS TOWARDS RELIGIOUS UNITY IN MEIJI JAPAN Introduction
		Sueki Fumihiko	Building a Platform for Academic Buddhist Studies : Murakami Senshō
		Okada Masahiko	Revitalization versus Unification : A Comparison of the Ideas of Inoue Enryō and Murakami Senshō
		John S. LoBreglio	Uniting Buddhism : The Varieties of Tsūbukkyō in Meiji-Taishō Japan and the Case of Takada Dōken
		Michel Mohr	Murakami Senshō : In Search of the Fundamental Unity of Buddhism
		Yamaguchi Aki	Awakening to a Universalist Perspective : The Unitarian Influence on Religious Reform in Japan
		Ryan Ward	Against Buddhist Unity : Murakami Senshō and his Sectarian Critics
		Kenneth K. Tanaka	The "Latter Days of the Law" Ideology among Chinese Pure Land Buddhist Proponents : The Case of Tao-ch'o and Ching-ying Hui-yuan
		Ama Michihiro	Shifting Subjectivity in the Translation of Shinranfs Texts
		Suraj A. Pandit	Late Hinayana Buddhism and the Translation to Mahāyāna : A Study of the Early Buddhist Samgha and the Buddha Figures at Kanheri
		Moriyama Shin'ya	The Gate of Praise in Vasubandhu's Sukhavativyuhopadesa
		James W. Heisig	Approaching the Ueda Shizuteru Collection
		Galen Amstutz	Mark L. Blum and Shin'ya Yasutomi eds., Rennyo and the Roots of Modern Japanese Buddhism
		Ben Brose	Steven Heine and Dale S. Wright eds., Zen Classics : Formative Texts in the History of Zen Buddhism
NS38-1&2	2007	D. T. Suzuki	The Life of a Certain Person
		Ueda Shizuteru	Outwardly, Be Open; Inwardly, Be Deep
		Thomas P. Kasulis	Reading D. T. Suzuki Today
		Moriya Tomoe	“A Note from A Rural Town in America” :The Young Suzuki Daisetsu and the Significance of Religious Experience
		Ama Toshimaro	An Outline of Natsume Sōseki’s Meian (Light and Darkness)
		Valdo H. Viglielmo	Sōseki’s Meian Revisited: A Fresh Look at a Modern Classic
		Nishitani Keiji	On Natsume Sōseki’s Light and Darkness
		Ama Toshimaro	The Eyes of Pure Objectiveness: Natsume Sōseki’s Search for the Way
		Mizukawa Takao	Natsume Sōseki and Shin Buddhism
		Domingos de Sousa	Shinjin and Faith: A Comparison of Shinran and Kierkegaard
		Jundō Gregory Gibbs	Enduing Themes in Contemporary Pure Land Thought
		Ugo Dessi	Japanese Temple Buddhism: Worldliness in a Religion of Renunciationby Stephen G. Covell
		Sybille Höhe	Encountering the Dharma: Daisaku Ikeda, Soka Gakkai,
		Sybille Höhe	And the Globalization of Buddhist Humanism by Richard Hughes Seager
		Elisabetta Porcu	Zen in Brazil: The Quest for Cosmopolitan Modernity by Cristina Rocha
		Angela F. Howard	Chinese Steles: Pre-Buddhist and Buddhist Use of a Symbolic Form by Dorothy C. Wong
		Hiraoka Satoshi	A Few Good Men: The Bodhisattva Path According to the Inquiry of Ugra by Jan Nattier
		Michael Conway	Discourse and Ideology in Medieval Japanese Buddhism edited by Richard K. Payne and Taigen Dan Leighton
		Christopher Ives	In Memoriam Abe Masao (1915-2006)
NS39-1	2008	Robert F. Rhodes	Feature: Developments of Nara Buddhism in Kamakura Japan (I) Introduction
		James L. Ford	Jōkei and Kannon : Defending Buddhist Pluralism in Medieval Japan
		David Quinter	Emulation and Erasure: Eison, Ninshō, and the Gyōki Cult
		Kemmyō Taira Satō, Translated in Collaboration with Thomas Kirchner	D. T. Suzuki and the Question of War
		Terao Kazuyoshi	On Buddhism by Nishitani Keiji
		Jessica L. Main	Ethics and Society in Contemporary Shin Buddhism by Ugo Dessi
		Hase Shōtō	Jan Van Bragt (1928-2007)
NS39-2	2008	Michael Pye	Suzuki Daisetsu's View of Buddhism and the Encounter between Eastern and Western Thought
		Mark L. Blum	Standing Alone in the Faith of Non-Obedience: Suzuki Daisetsu and Pure Land Buddhism
		Suzuki Daisetsu	The Prospects for Buddhism in Europe and America
		Suzuki Daisetsu	The International Mission of Mahayana Buddhism
		Matsuo Kenji	The Life of Eizon
		Minowa Kenryō	The Movement for the Revival of the Precepts by the Ritsu School in Medieval Japan
		David G. Lanoue	The Haiku Mind: Issa and Pure Land Buddhism
		Wayne S. Yokoyama	Alfred Bloom, The Essential Shinran: A Buddhist Path of True Entrusting
		Elizabeth Tinsley	Philip L. Nicoloff, Sacred Kōyasan: A Pilgrimage to the Mountain Temple of Saint Kōbō Daishi and the Great Sun Buddha
NS40-1&2	2009	Gerhard Marcel Martin	Love, Hate, Compassion: A Buddhist-Christian Depth Psychological Dialogue
		Bart Dessein	The Mahāsāṃghikas and the Origin of Mahayana Buddhism: Evidence Provided in the Abhidharmamahāvibhāṣāśāstra
		Ann Heirman	Speech is Silver, Silence is Golden? Speech and Silence in the Buddhist Saṃgha
		Alfred Bloom	Sharing the Dharma: An Overview of Shin Propagation in the West
		Ricardo Mário Gonçalves	The South American Mission of the Shinshū Ōtani-ha and its Contribution to Buddhism in Brazil
		Ama Michihiro	Rethinking Kaikyō (Overseas Propagation of Japanese Buddhism): Integrating Perspectives from Both Sides
		Chen Jidong	The Transmission of the Jōdō Shinshū Doctrine to China: The Discovery of "Nanjingyu Shuojiao" and its Significance
		Matsumoto Ikuko	On the Significance Today of the Religious Practice of Ōta Kakumin
		Michel Mohr	Cutting through Desire: Dokuan Genkō’s Odes on the Nine Perceptions of Foulness
		James Baskind	Zen Ritual: Studies of Zen Buddhist Theory in Practice Steven Heine and Dale S. Wright, eds.,
		Matsumura Junko	Reiko Ohnuma, Head, Eyes, Flesh, and Blood: Giving Away the Body in Indian Buddhist Literature
		Alicia R. East	Dorothy C. Wong with Eric M. Field, eds., Hōryūji Reconsidered
		Wamae Muriuki	Jérôme Ducor, Shinran: Un réformateur bouddhiste dans le Japon médiéval Jérôme Ducor, Terre pure, Zen et autorité: La Dispute de l’ère Jôô et la Réfutation du Mémorandum sur des contradictions de la foi par Ryônyo du Honganji
		Melanie Coughlin	Victor Sōgen Hori and Melissa Anne-Marie Curley, eds., Neglected Themes & Hidden Variations
NS41-1	2010	Mark Allon	New Evidence for Mahayana in Early Gandhāra
NS41-1	2010	and Richard Salomon	New Evidence for Mahayana in Early Gandhāra
		Ingo Strauch	More Missing Pieces of Early Pure Land Buddhism: New Evidence for Akṣobhya and Abhirati in an Early Mahayana Sutra from Gandhāra
		Burton Watson	The Diamond Sutra
		Galen Amstutz	Kiyozawa in Concord: A Historian Looks Again at Shin Buddhism in America
		Nancy Stalker	Elisabetta Porcu, Pure Land Buddhism in Modern Japanese Culture
		James Baskind	Ruth Fuller Sasaki, trans. and Thomas Yūhō Kirchner, ed., The Record of Linji
NS41-2	2010	Peter Skilling	Scriptural Authenticity and the Śrāvaka Schools: An Essay towards an Indian Perspective
		Bart Dessein	The Abhidharma School in China and the Chinese Version of Upaśānta's Abhidharmahrdayasūtra
		Matsuo Kenji	Death and Buddhism in the Japanese Middle Ages: From the Standpoint of the Official Monks/"Secluded" Monks Paradigm of Japanese Buddhism
		Brian Daizen Victoria	The "Negative Side" of D. T. Suzuki's Relationship to War
		Kemmyō Taira Satō in Collaboration with Thomas Kirchner	Brian Victoria and the Question of Scholarship
		Robert F. Rhodes	Stephen F. Teiser and Jacqueline I. Stone, ed. Readings of the Lotus Sūtra
		Nancy Stalker	Christopher Ives. Imperial-Way Zen:@Ichikawa Hakugen's Critique and Lingering Questions for Buddhist Ethics
NS42-1	2011	Hayashi Makoto	Japanese Buddhism and its Modern Reconfiguration Introduction
		Nishimura Ryō	The Intellectual Development of the Cult of Śākyamuni: What is "Modern" about the Proposition that the Buddha Did Not Preach the Mahayana?
		Hikino Kyōsuke	"Hōnen" and "Shinran" in Early Modern Jōdo Shinshū
		Tanigawa Yutaka	No Separation, No Clashes: An Aspect of Buddhism and Education in the Meiji Period
		Orian Klautau	(Re)inventing "Japanese Buddhism": Sectarian Reconfiguration and Historical Writing in Meiji Japan
		Tōzuihen, James Baskind	A Daoist Immortal Among Zen Monks: Chen Tuan, Yinyuan Longqi, Emperor Reigen and the Obaku Text
		Jeong Yeongsik	On the Practice and Prospect of Gongan Seon in Modern Korean Buddhism: Focused on its Relation with Vipissana Meditation
		Esben Andreasen	Chinese Buddhism Today: Impressions
		Alexander Wynne	Steven Collins. Nirvana: Concept, Imagery, Narrative
		Galen Amstutz	Najima Junji. Yume to Jōdokyō: Zendō, Chikō, Kūya,Genshin, Hōnen, Shinran, Ippen no yume bunseki
NS42-2	2011	James C. Dobbins	Commemorative Lecture The Many Faces of Shinran: Images from D. T. Suzuki and The Eastern Buddhist
		Yasutomi Shin'ya and Itō Emyō	Commemorative Lecture Responses
		Yasutomi Shin'ya	Problems and Possibilities for Research into the Kyōgyōshinshō Editor's Introduction
		Fujimoto Masafumi	On the Significance of Shinran's Holographic Version of the Kyōgyōshinshō in English Translation
		Kaku Takeshi	The Work of Self-Attestation: The Problems and Possibilities of a Structural Understanding of the Kyōgyōshinshō
		Nobutsuka Tomomichi	The Ultimate Consummation of Mahayana Buddhism: From Birth in the Pure Land to the Path to Complete Nirvana
		Hase Shōtō	The Problem of Merit Transference and the Kyōgyōshinshō
		Pham Thi Thu Giang	The Clerical Marriage Problem in Early Meiji Buddhism
		Bret W. Davis	Nothingness and (not or) the Individual: Reflections on Robert Wilkinson's Nishida and Western Philosophy
		Jeff Wilson	Michihiro Ama. Immigrants to the Pure Land: The Modernization, Acculturation, and Globalization of Shin Buddhism, 1898-1941
		Rongdao Lai	Beata Grant. Eminent Nuns:Women Chan Masters of Seventeenth-Century China
		Shimazu Eshō	Kenneth Tanaka. Pure Land Buddhism: Historical Development and Contemporary Manifestation
NS43-1&2	2012	Hayashi Makoto	Feature: Modernity and Buddhism Guest Editor's Preface
		Sueki Fumihiko	Introduction to the Symposium on Modernity and Buddhism
		Donald S. Lopez	Burnouf and the Birth of Buddhist Studies
		Thomas A. Tweed	Tracing Modernity's Flows: Buddhist Currents in the Pacific World
		Chen Jidong	The Other as Reflected in Sino-Japanese Buddhism: Through the Prism of Modernity
		Judith M. Snodgrass	Japan’s Contribution to Modern Global Buddhism: The World’s Parliament of Religions Revisited
		Yoshinaga Shin’ichi	After Olcott Left: Theosophy and “New Buddhists” at the Turn of the Century
		Hayashi Makoto	General Education and the Modernization of Japanese Buddhism
		Ōtani Eiichi	A Comparative Analysis of Buddhist Nationalism in Asia
		Je Jum-suk	The Modernity of Japanese Buddhism and Colonial Korea: The Jōdoshū Wakō Kyōen as a Case Study
		David L. McMahan	The Enchanted Secular: Buddhism and the Emergence of Transtraditional “Spirituality”
		Galen Amstutz	Sexual Trangression in Shinran’s Dream
		Jessica Starling	Domestic Religion in Late Edo Period Sermons for Temple Wives
		Melanie Coughlin	Bret W. Davis, Brian Schroeder, and Jason M. Wirth, eds. Japanese and Continental Philosophy: Conversations with the Kyoto School. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2010.
		Lin Peiying	Christoph Anderl, ed. Zen Buddhist Rhetoric in China, Korea, and Japan. Leiden: Brill, 2011.
NS44-1	2013	Lidu Yi	Art, Ritual, and Patron: Examining an Unknown Buddhist Cave in Shanxi
		Gábor Kósa	Buddhist Monsters in the Chinese Manichaean Hymnscroll and the Guanyin Chapter of the Lotus Sutra
		Achim Bayer	From Transference to Transformation: Levels of Understanding in Tibetan Ars Moriendi
		Ueba Akio	The Life of Kyōnyo and the Foundation of Higashi Honganji
		James H. Austin	Avian Zen
		Jeff Schroeder	Jason Ānanda Josephson, The Invention of Religion in Japan
		Melissa Anne-Marie Curley	Kemmyo Taira Sato, Great Living: In the Pure Encounter Between Master and Disciple
		W. S. Yokoyama	Mark L. Blum and Robert F. Rhodes, eds. Cultivating Spirituality: A Modern Shin Buddhist Anthology
NS44-2	2013	Jessica L. Main and Rongdao Lai	Introduction: Reformulating "Socially Engaged Buddhism" as an Analytical Category
		Ji Zhe	Zhao Puchu and His Renjian Buddhism
		C. Julia Huang	Buddhism and its Trust Networks between Taiwan, Malaysia, and the United States
		Hakamata Toshihide Shun’ei	From a Disconnected Society to an Interconnected Society
		Kory Goldberg	Pilgrimage Reoriented: Buddhist Discipline, Virtue, and Altruism in Bodhgayā
		Sheng Kai	On the Veneration of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China
		Reviewed by Lindsey DeWitt	Chün-fang Yü, Passing the Light: The Incense Light Community and Buddhist Nuns in Contemporary Taiwan
		Reviewed by John Paraskevopoulos	Gregory G. Gibbs, Becoming Buddhist, Becoming Buddhas, Liberating All Beings
		Reviewed by Thomas Plant	John Ross Carter, In the Company of Friends: Exploring Faith and Understanding with Buddhists and Christians
		Takasaki Jikidō (1926-2013)
		Itō Emyō (1932-2013)
		Richard DeMartino, Jr. (1922-2013)
NS45-1&2	2014		Feature: Transmission and Legitimation in Buddhist Traditions
		Michael Pye	Introduction: Selecting the Past and Transmitting the Truth
		Max Deeg	Chinese Buddhists in Search of Authenticity in the Dharma
		Paul Groner	The Eastward Flow of Buddhism and its Waterspouts, Springs, and Countercurrents: Ordination and Precepts
		Yamakawa Aki	Five Dharma Transmission Robes at the Zen Temple Tōfukuji
		Elizabeth Tinsley	Indirect Transmission in Shingon Buddhism: Notes on the Henmyōin Oracle
		Michael Conway	The Creation of Tradition as an Exercise in Doctrinal Classification: Shinran's Forging of the Seven Shin Patriarchs
		Richard D. McBride II	The Complex Origins of the Vinaya in Korean Buddhism
		Ja-rang Lee	The Significance of the Four-Part Vinaya for Contemporary Korean Buddhism with Reference to the Chogye Order
		Justin Thomas McDaniel	Feature: Thai Manuscripts across the Globe Reading Siamese Buddhist Manuscripts in Ireland
		Shimizu Yōhei	The Siamese/Thai Buddhist Manuscript Collection at Otani University
		Ueda Shizuteru (translated and introduced by Victor Forte and Michiaki Nakano)	Seimei, Sei, and Inochi: Three Japanese Concepts of Life
		Hase Shōtō (translated and introduced by Michael Conway)	Faith and Inochi as Infinite Life
		Reviewed by Ōmi Toshihiro	Michel Mohr, Buddhism, Unitarianism, and the Meiji Competition for Universality
		Reviewed by Michael Pye	Kevin Gray Carr, Plotting the Prince: Shotoku Cults and the Mapping of Medieval Japanese Buddhism
		Reviewed by Monika Kiss	John K. Nelson, Experimental Buddhism: Innovation and Activism inContemporary Japan
NS46-1	2015		Frontispiece: Illustration of the Pastoral Bodhisattva Feature: Buddhism and Christianity in Dialogue
		Michael Pye	Introduction: Contributions to Dialogue
		Inoue Takami, Alan Race et al.	Buddhist-Christian Roundtable Discussion
		James L. Fredericks and Noriaki Ito	Suffering, Liberation, and Fraternity: A Buddhist-Christian Dialogue
		Gerhard Marcel Martin, Kadowaki Ken, and Kigoshi Yasushi	Symposium: Pure Land Faith—Christian Faith
		Joseph S. O’Leary	Nonduality in the Vimlakīrti-nirdeśa: A Theological Reflection
		Achim Bayer	Emptiness and Liberation in the Pure Land: A Reconsideration of the Views of A sanga and Wonhyo
		Ronald S. Green and Chanju Mun	Kūkai’s Epitaph for Master Huiguo: An Introduction and Translation
		Mican Auerback	Hwansoo Ilmee Kim Empire of the Dharma: Korean and Japanese Buddhism, 1877-1912
		Michael Pye	Jose Kuruvachira The Philosophical and Theological Aspects of Interreligious Dialogue: A Catholic Perspective
		Michael Pye	Ernest M. Valea Buddhist-Christian Dialogue as Theological Exchange: An Orthodox Contribution to Comparative Theological
		Michael Pye	James Baskind and Richard Bowring, eds The Myōtei Dialogues: A Japanese Christian Critique of Native of Native Traditions
			Kirita kiyohide (1941-2016)
			Miyuki Mokusen (1928-2016)
			Yasutomi Shin’ya (1944-2017)
NS46-2	2015		Frontispiece: Relief Sculpture of Śākymuni Buddha
		Seunghak Koh	The Huayan Philosophers Fazang and Li Tongxuan on the “Six Marks” and the “Sphere of Edification”
		Angela F. Howard	On “Art in the Dark” and Meditation in Central Asian Buddhist Caves
		Sumi Lee	Redefining the “Dharma Characteristics School” in East Asian Yogācāra Buddhism
		Hiromi Habata	The City of Nirvāna: Conceptions of Nirvāna with Special Reference to the Central Asian Tradition
		James Austin	A Plop! Heard “’Round the World”
		Max Deeg	John Kieschnick and Meir Shahar, eds India in the Chinese Imagination: Myth, Religion, and Thought
		Thomas Siebert	Christoph Kleine Der Buddhismus des Reinen Landes
		Michael Pye	Ole Holten Pind and Esben Andreasen Theravada-buddhismen: Introduktion og tekster
		Vladimir Uspensky	Peter Schwieger The Dalai Lama and the Emperor of China: A Political History of the Tibetan Institution of Reincarnation
			Yasutomi Shin'ya (1944-2017)
NS47-1	2016		Frontispiece: Painting of Water-moon Avalokiteśvara
		Richard D. McBride II and Insung Cho	Shifting Contexts of Faith: The Cult of Maitreya in Middle and Late Silla
		Kang Soyon	The Moon Reflected in the Water: The Miraculous Response of Avalokiteśvara in “Water-moon Avalokiteśvara Paintings” of the Goryeo Dynasty
		Fan Muyou	A Reexamination of the Influence of Kumārajīva’s Thought on His Translation of the Vimalakīrtinirdeśa
		George A. Keyworth	Zen and the “Hero’s March Spell” of the Shoulengyan jing
		Peggy Morgan	Jeffrey Samuels, Justin Thomas McDaniel, and Mark Michael Rowe, eds. Figures of Buddhist Modernity in Asia
		Michael Pye	Paul Trafford. Thursday’s Lotus: The Life and Work of Fuengsin Trafford
		Takashi Yoshida	Akiko Takenaka. Yasukuni Shrine: History, Memory, and Japan's Unending Postwar
		Alexander K. Smith	Ulrich Timme Kragh. Tibetan Yoga and Mysticism: A Textual Study of the Yogas of Nāropa and Mahāmudrā Meditation in the Medieval Tradition of Dags po
			A Tribute to Professor Luis O. Gómez (1943-2017)
NS47-2	2016		Feature: Commemorating the FiFtieth anniversary oF the Passing oF suzuki Daisetsu
		Sueki Fumihiko	Reading D. T. Suzuki with a Focus on His Notion of "Person"
		Yasutomi Shin'ya	Personal Reflections on Suzuki Daisetsu’s Nihonteki Reisei
		Victor Sōgen Hori	D. T. Suzuki and the Invention of Tradition
		Stefan Grace	The Political Context of D. T. Suzuki’s Early Life
		John Breen	“Reflections on D. T. Suzuki: Commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of His Death,” December 5–6, 2016, Nichibunken, Kyoto
		Rainer Schulzer	Soteriological Pragmatism and Psychotherapy: The Buddhist Concept of “Means” in the Writings of the Modern Buddhist Philosopher Inoue Enryō
		Nishida and Tanabe (Romaric Jannel)	James W. Heisig. Much Ado About Nothingness: Essays on
		(Robert F. Rhodes)	Jacqueline L. Stone. Right Thoughts at the Last Moment: Buddhism and Deathbed Practices in Early Medieval Japan
		(Alexander K. Smith)	Maho Iuchi. An Early Text on the History of Rwa sgreng Monastery: The rGyal ba’i dben gnas rwa sgreng gi bshad pa nyi ma’i ’od zer of ’Brom shes rab me lce
		(Michael Pye)	Zwanzigsten Jahrhundert in Indonesien: Strömungen, Verwerfungen und Aushandlungen der „Agama Buddha (di) Indonesia“
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NS48-1	2017		Feature: Francophone Buddhist studies
		Michael Pye
		lyanaga Nobumi	A History of the Hobogirin: Dictionnaire encyclopedique du bouddhisme d’après les sources chinoises et japonaises
		Constantin Regamey	The Question of Primitive Buddhism in the Closing Works of Stanislaw Schayer
		Frédéric Girard	Émile Guimet, the History of Religions, and Japanese Buddhism
		Emile Ouimet, Shima}i Mokurai, Akamatsu Ren}o, and Atsumi Kaien	A Nineteenth-Century Dialogue in the Hall of Flying Clouds
		Jer6me Ducor	Pure Land Sources in French
		James L. Fredericks	A Hermeneutics of Grace: Henri de Lubac’s Reception of Honen and Shinran
		(James L. Fredericks)	Perry Schmidt-Leukel, ed. Buddhist-Christian Relations in Asia
		(Michael Pye)	Gaétan Rappo. Rhetoriques de l'heresie dans le Japon medieval et moderne: Le moine Monkan (1278-1357) et sa reputation posthume
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NS48-2	2017	Eric M Greene	The Dust Contemplation: A Study and Translation of a Newly Discovered Chinese Yogac a Meditation Treatise from the Haneda Dunhuang Manuscripts of the Kyo-U Library
		He Huanhuan	Whence Came the Name "Kuiji" Instead of Just "Ji"?
		Lim Young-ae	The Two Bodhisattva Reliefs of Sokkuram Grotto: Identifying the Figures ofMafijusri and Samantabhadra
		Boudew n Walraven	Korean Buddhist Practice as Seen in a Nineteenth-Century Rosary Print
		Esben Andreasen	"A Day Without Work is a Day Without Food": New Developments in Chinese Buddhism
		(Alexander K. Smith)	Berthe Jansen. The Monastery Rules: Buddhist Monastic Organization in Pre-Modern Tibet
		(Tanaka Jun'ichi)	John C. Maraldo. Japanese Philosophy in the Making 1: Crossing Paths with Nishida
		Tsunoda Yuichi	Jan Van Bragt. A Soga Ryojin Reader
		(Jeff Schroeder)	Paul B. Watt. Demythologizing Pure Land Buddhism: Yasuda R in and the Shin Buddhist Tradition
		(Michael Pye)	Anna Andreeva. Assembling Shinto: Buddhist Approaches to Kami Worship in Medieval Japan
		Kanpu Bret W Davis	Where Did He Go? Ueda Shizuteru Sensei's Last Lesson
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NS49-1&2		Pei-ying Lin	Introduction: Bendable Buddhist Law
		Hiromi Habata	Did the Bodhisattva-Vinaya Exist? The Situation of the Bodhisattva Precepts in India before Their Systematization
		T. H. Barrett	Precepts, Vaccinations, and Demons: How Did Chinese Laypeople Perceive the Bodhisattva Precepts?
		Sangyop Lee	The Bodhisattva Prātimokṣa of the Youposai wu jie weiyi jing: Its Textual Provenance and Historical Significance
		Pei-ying Lin	Bodhidharma Lineages and Bodhisattva Precepts in the Ninth Century
		Paul Groner	Annen’s Interpretation of the Tendai Ordination: Its Background and Later Influence
		Dermott J. Walsh	Paradigms of Practice: The Nature of the Precepts in Eisai’s Zen
		Jan-Ulrich Sobisch	“Compassionate Killing” Revisited: The Making and Unmaking of the Killing Bodhisattva
		William M. Bodiford	Anraku Ritsu: Genealogies of the Tendai Vinaya Revival in Early Modern Japan
		Saitō Takanobu	The Perfect and Sudden Precepts in the Jōdoshū
		John W. M. Krummel	Japan and the West: A Review of Thomas Kasulis’s Engaging Japanese Philosophy: A Short History
		Galen Amstutz	How Progressive is Pure Land Buddhism? A Review of Melissa Anne-Marie Curley’s Pure Land, Real World: Modern Buddhism, Japanese Leftists, and the Utopian Imagination
		(Robert F. Rhodes)	Terai Ryōsen. Tendai endonkai shisō no seiritsu to tenkai
		(Romaric Jannel )	Nishida Kitarō. Translated by Jacynthe Tremblay. La Détermination du néant marquée par l’autoéveil
		Robert F. Rhodes	Japanese Books on Buddhism Published in 2019
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