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 | ||
TS02-1 | 2022 | Matsuo Kenji | Nuns and Convents in the Eison Order and the Provenance of the Sedgwick Shōtoku Taishi Sculpture at the Harvard Art Museums |
Andō Reiji | Reading D.T. Suzuki Anew | ||
Jeff Schroeder | On the Absence of Buddhist Ethics: An Examination of Interwar Shin Writings on the Two Truths | ||
Romaric Jannel | Nāgārjuna's Tetralemma in Yamauchi Tokuryū's Philosophy | ||
Sueki Fumihiko | Chūsei Zenseki Sōkan and Issues in the Study of Medieval Zen | ||
Ryoze Wada | Georgios T. Halkias and Richard K. Payne, editors. Pure Lands in Asian Texts and Contexts: An Anthology | ||
Sangyop Lee | Funayama Tōru. Rikuchō, Zui, Tō bukkyō tenkaishi (The Evolution of Chinese Buddhism during the Six Dynasties, Sui, and Tang Periods) | ||
Miriam Chusid | Yamamoto Satomi. Chūsei bukkyō kaiga no zuzōshi: Kyōsetsu emaki, rokudōe, kusōzu (A Genealogy of Imagery in Medieval Buddhist Paintings: From Six Realms of Rebirth to Nine Stages of Decay) | ||
Sinéad Vilbar | James C. Dobbins. Behold the Buddha: Religious Meanings of Japanese Buddhist Icons | ||
Robert F. Rhodes | Kusunoki Junshō. Jōkei sen "Yuishikiron jinshishō" no kenkyū: Butsudō hen (Study of the "Yuishikiron" Jinshishō Compiled by Jōkei: Volume on the Buddha Way) | ||
Anna Andreeva | Sujung Kim. Shinra Myōjin and Buddhist Networks of the East Asian "Mediterranean" | ||
TS02-2 | 2022 | James C. Dobbins | D.T. Suzuki: A Brief Account of His Life |
Nasu Eishō | Richard D. McBride II. Aspiring to Enlightenment: Pure Land Buddhism in Silla Korea | ||
Fukushima Eiju | Kondō Shuntarō and Nawa Tatsunori, eds. Under the supervision of Ishii Kōsei. Kindai no bukkyō shisō to Nihon shugi (Modern Buddhist Thought and Japanism) | ||
Roy Starrs | Michihiro Ama. The Awakening of Modern Japanese Fiction: Path Literature and an Interpretation of Buddhism | ||
Robert F. Rhodes | Japanese Books on Buddhism Published in 2021 | ||
TS03-1 | 2023 | Jinhua Jia | The Dating of the Zutang ji and the Shaping of Classical Chan Literature and History |
Steven Trenson | The Black Jewel of Shingon Tradition: A Historical Examination of Its Emergence, Characteristics, and Associated Rituals | ||
Urai Satoshi | Shinran's Concept of Jinen Hōni (Naturalness) from the Viewpoint of Tanabe Hajime's Philosophy of Religion | ||
Bernard Faure | Beyond Zen Historiography | ||
William S. Waldron | From the Non-Existence of the Real World to an Affirmation of the Conventional: A Yogācāra Dialogue with Jan Westerhoff | ||
Robert F. Rhodes | Shimoda Masahiro. Bukkyō to ekurichūru: Daijō kyōten no kigen to keisei (Toward a New Frame of Reference for Research on Mahayana Sutras in Light of the Linguistic Turn) | ||
Mikaël Bauer | Kusunoki Junshō, Noro Sei, and Kameyama Takahiko, editors. Nihon bukkyō to rongi (Japanese Buddhism and Doctrinal Debate) | ||
Robert F. Rhodes | Orion Klautau, editor. Murakami Senshō to Nihon kindai bukkyō (Murakami Senshō and Modern Japanese Buddhism) | ||
Domingos. S. de Sousa | Thomas Plant. The Lost Way to the Good: Dionysian Platonism, Shin Buddhism, and the Shared Quest to Reconnect a Divided World | ||
TS03-2 | 2023 | J.A. Vajira Nalinda Jayathilaka | Representations of Queen Victoria in Sri Lankan Buddhist Monastic Art and Their Transformation |
Rainer Schulzer | Religion as Political Postulate in the Writings of the Modern Buddhist Philosopher Inoue Enryō | ||
John LoBreglio | Sōtō Zen Nenbutsu Movements in the Early Meiji Period | ||
Reiko Ohnuma | Daniel Capper. Roaming Free Like a Deer: Buddhism and the Natural World | ||
Dennis Gira | Jérôme Ducor. Tanluan: "Commentaire au Traité de la Naissance dans la Terre Pure" de Vasubandhu | ||
Robert E. Carter | Bret W. Davis. Zen Pathways: An Introduction to the Philosophy and Practice of Zen Buddhism |
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Jeff Schroeder | Mark L. Blum and Michael Conway, eds. Adding Flesh to Bones: Kiyozawa Manshi's Seishinshugi in Modern Japanese Buddhist Thought |
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Robert F. Rhodes | Japanese Books on Buddhism Published in 2022 | ||
Kimura Senshō | Obituary Remembering Okamura Mihoko |
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TS04-1 | 2024 | Timon Screech | New Light on Nikkō: Lanterns at Tōshōsha (Now Tōshōgū) in Religious and Political Context |
Naoko Frances Hioki | The Suzukis and Their Vision for an “Unsectarian” Journal: The Eastern Buddhist at Its Beginning | ||
Michaela Mross | “Singing and Zen Are One”: The Sōtō School's Baikaryū | ||
James C. Dobbins | D.T. Suzuki Scrutinized: Reflections and Hypotheses | ||
Ōtani Yuka | The Acceptance of “Compassionate Killing” in Japanese Buddhism | ||
Ernest B. Brewster | Jérôme Ducor and Henry W. Isler, eds. and trans. Jizang: Le sens des arcanes des Trois Traités: Contribution à l'étude du Mādhyamika dans le bouddhisme d'Extrême-Orient | ||
Serena Operetto | Paul Groner. Precepts, Ordinations, and Practice in Medieval Japanese Tendai | ||
Han Sangyun | Yoshinaga Shin'ichi. Shinchigaku to bukkyō |