Religious Studies in Japan

Vol. 7(2024)

Religious Studies in Japan
ISSN 2186-9952
Vol.7 (2024)

Foreword
Fujiwara Satoko

An Existential Analysis of “Limit Situation” in the Japanese Philosophy of Religion: Ishizu Teruji and Takeuchi Yoshinori
Ibaragi Daisuke

Review
Kathryn Gin Lum, Heathen: Religion and Race in American History
Kimura Satoru

Japanese Association for Religious Studies Awards
Iijima Takayoshi, Hanazono University, Katararetsuzukeru Ikkyū-zo 語られ続ける一休像

Kameyama Mitsuhiro, Princeton University, Shaku Unshō to kairitsu no kindai 釈雲照と戒律の近代

Special Issue
Introduction: Western Esotericism, the Cultic Milieu, and Lived Religion: Problems and Possibilities of “Other-than-Religion” Concepts
Ioannis Gaitanidis and Erica Baffelli

Rethinking Lived Religion in Contemporary Japanese Shamanism
Murakami Aki

Alien Astronauts, Underwater Civilizations, and Radioactive Volcanos: A Global Esoteric Business Imagines Japan
Stephen Christopher

Historicizing the (Oc)cultic Milieu: Mikkyō in 1970s Japan
Han Sangyun

* Published on 28 March 2024.
* Updated version with minor corrections (ver2) published on 19 April 2024.

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