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Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, Number 36,
Volume 1, 2009
Special issue: Vernacular Buddhism and Medieval
Japanese Literature
Guest Editors: Keller Kimbrough and Hank Glassman
Editors’ Introduction: Vernacular Buddhism and
Medieval Japanese Literature [201-208]
Keller Kimbrough and Hank Glassman
Illustrating the Mind: “Faulty
Memory” Setsuwa and the Decorative Sutras of
Late Classical and Early Medieval Japan [209-230]
Charlotte Eubanks
Animating Objects: “Tsukumogami ki”
and the Medieval Illustration of Shingon Truth
[231-257]
Noriko T. Reider
Wine, Rice, or Both? Overwriting
Sectarian Strife in the Tendai “Shuhanron” Debate
[259-278]
Takeshi Watanabe
Hachikazuki: Revealing Kannon’s
Crowning Compassion in Muromachi Fiction [279-294]
Monika Dix
Tonsuring the Performer: Image, Text,
and Narrative in the Ballad-Drama Shizuka [295-317]
Elizabeth Oyler
Officials of the Afterworld: Ono no
Takamura and the Ten Kings of Hell in the Chikurinji
engi Illustrated Scrolls [319-349]
Haruko Wakabayashi
Demonology and Eroticism: Islands of
Women in the Japanese Buddhist Imagination [351-380]
D. Max Moerman
Review of: Jean-Noël Robert, “La
Centurie du Lotus. Poèmes de Jien (1155–1225) sur le
Sūtra du Lotus” [381-384]
O'Leary, Joseph
Review of: Jacqueline I. Stone and
Mariko Namba Walter, eds. “Death and the Afterlife
in Japanese Buddhism” [384-388]
Kimbrough, Keller
Review of: Kenji Matsuo, “A History
of Japanese Buddhism” [388-391]
Rhodes, Robert
Review of: Kiri Paramore, “Ideology
and Christianity in Japan” [392-394]
Nosco, Peter
Review of: Barbara Ambros, “Emplacing
a Pilgrimage: The Ōyama Cult and Regional Religion
in Early Modern Japan” [394-396]
Swanson, Paul L.
Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, Number 36,
Volume 1, 2009
Special issue Honoring Helen Hardacre
Guest Editors: Barbara Ambros, Regan E. Murphy,
Duncan Williams
Editors’ Introduction: Helen Hardacre
and the Study of Japanese Religion [1-9]
Ambros, Barbara and Duncan Williams with Regan E.
Murphy
The Development of the
Temple-Parishioner System [11-26]
Tamamuro, Fumio
The Purple Robe Incident and the
Formation of the Early Modern Sōtō Zen Institution
[27-43]
Williams, Duncan
Invitation to the Secret Buddha of
Zenkōji: Kaichō and Religious Culture in Early
Modern Japan [45-63]
Hur, Nam-lin
Esoteric Buddhist Theories of
Language in Early Kokugaku: The Sōshaku of the
Man’yō daishōki [65-91]
Murphy, Regan E.
State Shinto in the Lives of the
People: The Establishment of Emperor Worship, Modern
Nationalism, and Shrine Shinto in Late Meiji
[93-124]
Shimazono Susumu
The Adventures of a Japanese Monk in
Colonial Korea: Sōma Shōei’s Zen Training with
Korean Masters [125-165]
Kim Hwansoo
Researching Place, Emplacing the
Researcher: Reflections on the Making of a
Documentary on a Pilgrimage Confraternity [167-197]
Ambros, Barbara
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