Series Four Volume 6

A Community-Based Disaster Chaplaincy Education Program

Part of a special section on Buddhist Chaplaincy in the United States and Japan. Editors’ note: Dr. Elaine Yuen served as chair of the master of divinity program at Naropa University. Cross-trained as a meditation teacher, Buddhist chaplain, and public health researcher, she continues to teach and is interested in how social contexts inform spiritual and contemplative care practices. Dr.…

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Series Four Volume 6

The Great East Japan Earthquake and Reconsidering “Buddhism”: Do Our Lives Come to Nothing After Death?

Part of a special section on Buddhist Chaplaincy in the United States and Japan. Editors’ note: Professor KIGOSHI Yasushi teaches at Ōtani University, a private university in Kyoto, Japan, with an emphasis on Shin Buddhist studies. In addition to being an alumni of the university, Professor Kigoshi served as president from 2016 to 2022. Unique among the Japanese authors contributing…

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Series Four Volume 6

Book Reviews

Book reviews in this volume include: Rethinking Meditation: Buddhist Meditative Practices in Ancient and Modern Worlds. By David L. McMahan. Oxford University Press, 2023.Reviewed by Dhivan Jones, University of Chester Learning from the West, Learning from the East: The Emergence of the Study of Buddhism in Japan and Europe Before 1900. Edited by Stephen Kigensan Licha and Hans Martin Kräme.…

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