THE BLOOMSBURY HANDBOOK OF JAPANESE RELIGIONS

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nIllustrations\nAcknowledgments\nNotes for the Reader\nChapter 1 Introduction\nChapter 2 Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care\nChapter 3 Cultural Heritage\nChapter 4 Disasters\nChapter 5 Economy and Spirituality\nChapter 6 Economy of Buddhism\nCase Study Buddhist Temples of the Future\nChapter 7 Empire and Colonialism\nCase Study Aesthetics of Buddhist Modernism\nChapter 8 Environmentalism\nCase Study Grassroots Environmental Activities in Risshō Kōseikai\nChapter 9 Food Offerings\nChapter 10 Folk Performing Arts\nChapter 11 Gender\nChapter 12 Globalization\nCase Study Diaspora Buddhism\nChapter 13 Islam\nChapter 14 Law\nChapter 15 Materiality\nChapter 16 Media and Technology\nCase Study World-Wide Shinto: The Globalization of “Japanese” Religion\nChapter 17 Medicine\nChapter 18 Minorities\nCase Study Daijō Islam (Mahayāna Islam)\nChapter 19 “New Religions”\nChapter 20 Pilgrimages and “Sacred” Geography\nChapter 21 Politics\nCase Study Religion, Socialism, and Secularization\nChapter 22 Premodern Traditions\nChapter 23 Sexuality\nChapter 24 Sound\nCase Study The Matsuri as Sonic Event\nChapter 25 Space\nChapter 26 Spiritualism and Occultism\nChapter 27 Spirituality\nChapter 28 Tourism\nChapter 29 Women\nCase Study Mountain Worship and Women\nBibliography\nContributors\nIndex