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Political Activism

  • John Person
© University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu

© University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Figures xi
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Acknowledgments xvii
  6. Conventions xix
  7. Why Japanese Religions? 1
  8. Knowledge Production
  9. Knowledge Production 27
  10. Sacred Materialities 39
  11. Monastic Debate 55
  12. Ritual Medicine 69
  13. Academia 85
  14. Cosmology and Time
  15. Cosmology and Time 105
  16. Age of Decline 117
  17. Hell 135
  18. Geomancy 157
  19. Science and Religion 167
  20. Space and Environment
  21. Space and Environment 185
  22. Sea 199
  23. Mountains 213
  24. Migration and Diaspora 229
  25. Space and Power in Okinawa 243
  26. Animals in Ritual Practices 259
  27. Feeling and Belonging
  28. Feeling and Belonging 279
  29. Confraternities 293
  30. Homiletics 307
  31. Spiritual Care 323
  32. End of Life Care 337
  33. Politics and Governance
  34. Politics and Governance 351
  35. Sovereignty 367
  36. The Two Constitutions 377
  37. Incarceration and Chaplaincy 391
  38. Political Activism 407
  39. Electoral Politics 421
  40. Fieldwork
  41. Perspectives on Fieldwork 439
  42. Outer Islands 447
  43. Rural Fieldwork 451
  44. Religious Industries 455
  45. Digital Ethnography 459
  46. Disability and Accessibility 463
  47. Gender 467
  48. Trust 471
  49. Resources
  50. Resources 477
  51. Te Shōsōin Archive 483
  52. Databases of Religious Periodicals 491
  53. Buddhist Churches of America Collection 497
  54. Christian Mission Archives 501
  55. Te East Asia Image Collection 505
  56. Postscript 511
  57. Contributors 513
  58. Index 519
The New Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9798880701346-031

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Figures xi
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Acknowledgments xvii
  6. Conventions xix
  7. Why Japanese Religions? 1
  8. Knowledge Production
  9. Knowledge Production 27
  10. Sacred Materialities 39
  11. Monastic Debate 55
  12. Ritual Medicine 69
  13. Academia 85
  14. Cosmology and Time
  15. Cosmology and Time 105
  16. Age of Decline 117
  17. Hell 135
  18. Geomancy 157
  19. Science and Religion 167
  20. Space and Environment
  21. Space and Environment 185
  22. Sea 199
  23. Mountains 213
  24. Migration and Diaspora 229
  25. Space and Power in Okinawa 243
  26. Animals in Ritual Practices 259
  27. Feeling and Belonging
  28. Feeling and Belonging 279
  29. Confraternities 293
  30. Homiletics 307
  31. Spiritual Care 323
  32. End of Life Care 337
  33. Politics and Governance
  34. Politics and Governance 351
  35. Sovereignty 367
  36. The Two Constitutions 377
  37. Incarceration and Chaplaincy 391
  38. Political Activism 407
  39. Electoral Politics 421
  40. Fieldwork
  41. Perspectives on Fieldwork 439
  42. Outer Islands 447
  43. Rural Fieldwork 451
  44. Religious Industries 455
  45. Digital Ethnography 459
  46. Disability and Accessibility 463
  47. Gender 467
  48. Trust 471
  49. Resources
  50. Resources 477
  51. Te Shōsōin Archive 483
  52. Databases of Religious Periodicals 491
  53. Buddhist Churches of America Collection 497
  54. Christian Mission Archives 501
  55. Te East Asia Image Collection 505
  56. Postscript 511
  57. Contributors 513
  58. Index 519
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