Third Series (2021-Present) Index
Vol | Year | Author | Title |
TS01-1 | 2021 | Robert F. Rhodes | The Eastern Buddhism: 1921, 1965, and 2021 |
Iwata Fumiaki | Religion and Philosophy: Miki Kiyoshi’s Philosophy of Religion | ||
Hillary Langberg | Gender Equity in a Mahayana Sutra:The Gandavyuha's Enlightened Goddesses | ||
Jonathan Samuels | Challenging the Curriculum: The Course of Studies in Buddhist Monasteries of Medieval Tibet and Beyond | ||
Terashima Jitsurō | Buddhism in the Contemporary World: A Public Lecture at Shinran Community Hall, Kyoto, April 11, 2016, Followed by a Dialogue with Professor Yasutomi Shin’ya, Otani University |
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Aaron Proffitt |
Robert F. Rhodes. Genshin’s Ojoyoshu and the Construction of Pure Land Discourse in Heian Japan |
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Laurence E. M. Mann |
Bryan D. Lowe. Ritualized Writing: Buddhist Practice and Scriptural Cultures in Ancient Japan | ||
James L. Fredericks | Joseph O’Leary. Buddhist Nonduality, Paschal Paradox: A Christian Commentary on The Teaching of Vimalakirti (Vimalakirtinirdesa) |
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TS01-2 | 2021 | Michael Conway | Introduction |
Kashiwahara Yūsen | Changes in the Conceptionof the Pure Land in Modern Japan |
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Kigoshi Yasushi | Nonomura Naotarō: The Man Who Would Destroy the Pure Land |
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Murayama Yasushi | Heresy and Freedom of Inquiry in Interpreting the Pure Land: An Introduction to Kaneko Daiei's "My Shin Buddhist Studies" |
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James C. Dobbin | D.T. Suzuki, Amida Buddha, and the Problem of Karma | ||
Thomas P. Kasulis | Milestones on the Way of Philosophy: A Review of The Dao Companion to Japanese Buddhist Philosophy |
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Gereon Kopf | Steven M. Emmanuel. Buddhist Philosophy: A Comparative Approach |
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Yulia Burenina | Levi McLaughlin. Soka Gakkai's Human Revolution: The Rise of a Mimetic Nation in Modern Japan |
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Samuel Bendeck Sotillos | John Paraskevopoulos. Immesurable Life: The Essence of Shin Buddhism |
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Robert F. Rhodes | Japanese Books on Buddhism Published in 2020 |