The New Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions (Nanzan Library of Asian Religion and Culture)
by Sujung Kim, Matthew D. Mcmullen, Jolyon Baraka Thomas, Barbara R. Ambros, Dr. Emily Anderson, Anna Andreeva, Professor Paul D. Barclay, Dr. Mikaël Bauer, Dr. Timothy O. Benedict, Dr. Mark Bookman, Kristina Buhrman, Caleb Swift Carter, Dr. Miriam Chusid, Dr. Lindsey Dewitt Prat, Dr. Satoko Fujiwara, G. Clinton Godart, Dr. Haruko Gotō, Dr. Hannah Gould, Dr. Tim Graf, Dr. Jeffrey J. Hall, Dr. Matthew Hayes, Dr. Paulina Kolata, Dr. Ernils Larsson, Dr. Benedetta Lomi, Tze Loo Phd, Bryan D. Lowe, Dr. Adam J. Lyons, Levi Mclaughlin, Dr. Dana Mirsalis, Takashi Miura, Dr. Eiichi Ōtani, Dr. Cameron Penwell, John Person, Dr. Esben Petersen, Dr. Aike P. Rots, Dr. Towao Sakaehara, Asuka Sango, Dr. Timothy Smith, Jessica Starling, Jacqueline I. Stone, Dr. Yōzō Taniyama, Dr. Katja Triplett, Dr. Kaitlyn Ugoretz, Chika Watanabe
The New Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions is a comprehensive scholarly resource on the study of religion in Japan. Featuring contributions from a diverse group of specialists, this volume provides readers with a broad introduction to Japanese religious traditions, cultural contexts, and contemporary academic perspectives.
About This Book
The New Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions offers a broad scholarly introduction to the study of religion in Japan.
Published in the Nanzan Library of Asian Religion and Culture, the volume brings together contributions from numerous specialists in Japanese religions and related fields.
Its collaborative approach presents a wide-ranging resource for readers seeking to understand Japan’s religious traditions, cultural contexts, and academic study.
The guide is suited to students, researchers, and general readers interested in Japanese religion and Asian religious cultures.
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