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Academic Discipline

Scholars have applied a host of academic theories and methods to the study of Buddhism. Different tools and philosophies, from European phenomenology to social scientific innovations and more recent developments in feminism and gender theory, have changed the landscape of Buddhist Studies. These works do not share particular subjects so much as theories, methods, and overall scholastic approaches.

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Title	Author	Date
Acquisition of a Novel View of Reality: A Study of Pyscho-Spiritual Development in Zen Buddhism	Dubs, John Gregson	1987
The Adaptation of Max Weber's Theories of Religion in Japan	Hayashi, Makoto, and Hiroshi Yamanaka	1993
The Aesthetics of Wang Wei’s Poetry and Chan Buddhism	Lee, Hui Lun	2007
Alienation, Religious Freedom, and the Rise of Violent Religious Cults in the United States and Japan	Gilliland, Melissa S	1997
American Transcendentalism and Zen Buddhism	Ando, Shôeki	Dec. 1981
Ancestral to None: Mizuko in Kawabata	Bargen, Doris G	1992
Arthur Waley, D.T. Suzuki and Hu Shih: New Light on the 'Zen and History' Controversy	Barrett, Timothy H	1989
Ascending Hibariyama: Textual, Physical, and Spiritual Journeys in chûjôhime and chûjôhime no honji	Dix, Monica	2007
Awaiting Maitreya at Kasagi	Brock, Karen L	1988
Awareness of Transiency as an Existential Condition of Japanese Culture	Ishizu, Teruji	1967
Between Sacred and Profane: A Study of Japanese Religious Experience with Particular Reference to Basho	Galland, Nicole Dumont	1988
Bibliography of Japanese New Religious Movements	Clarke, Peter B., ed.	1999
Biographical Requisites in Asian Religious Studies	Gard, Richard Abbott	1992
Breaking the Darkness: Images of Reality in Shin Buddhist Faith	Hirota, Dennis	1991
Buddhist Hermeneutics in Medieval Japan: Canonical Texts, Scholastic Tradition and Sectarian Polemics	Dolce, Lucia D	1998
Chan and Zen Studies: The State of the Field(s)	Faure, Bernard	2003
Chan Buddhism in Ritual Context	Faure, Bernard, ed.	2003
Chan Insights and Oversights	Faure, Bernard	1993
Chanoyu: An Anthropological Approach to Tea	Anderson, Jennifer L.	1985
Clichés canoniques bouddhiques dans les légendes sur les débuts du bouddhisme au Japon	Durt, Hubert	1985
Communication of Religious Inwardness and a Hermeneutic Interpretation of Buddhist Dogma	Ishizu, Teruji	1959
A Comparative Study of American Temples and Non-Temple Buddhist Ministers of the Jodo Shin Sect Using Jungian Psychological Type	Imamura, Ryo Michael	1987
A Comparative Study of Buddhism and Existentialism	Inoue, Akio	1963
Constructing the 'Other Modernity': Religion and 'Indigenous Identity' in Contemporary Japanese Cultural Discourse	Gebhardt, Lisette	2002
Cults and Cures	Beckford, James A	1978
D.T. Suzuki's Contribution to Modern Buddhist Scholarship	Gomez, Luis O	1986
Des momies au Japon et de leur culte	Andô, Kôsei	1968
The Dimensions of Discipleship: Organizational Paradigm, Mystical Transmission, and Vested Interest in the Japanese Martial Tradition	Donohue, John J	1991
Dôgen Studies in America: Thoughts on the State of the Field	Bielefeldt, Carl	1992
The Dôka in Historic Perspective: The Religio-Aesthetic Tradition in Japan	Ebersole, Gary L.	1989

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