Buddhist-Christian Studies
Volume 44 (2024)
Editors Thomas Cattoi and Kristin Johnston Largen introduce this issue:
[T]he articles in this issue include several that offer a variety of perspectives on the thought of Thich Nhat Hanh for the sake of a more peaceful and just world. Another article examines whether and how certain interpretations of Theravāda Buddhist doctrines can lead to racist practices and policies. Yet another article looks at the current realities of Buddhist chaplains in the United States, both what they can offer in terms of a unique perspective on spiritual care and also the ways in which they are discriminated in a system that has been so dominated by Christian practitioners. And this is only the beginning. We hope that you will enjoy the breath of perspectives—scholarly, reflective, and practical —evidenced by this issue’s outstanding authors.
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Journal of Korean Religions
Volume 15, Number 2 (2024)
Religion and Contentious Politics: Korean Catholicism and the Early 1980s Democracy Movement
Jung Soo Jo
A Re-examination of Cho Soang’s Thinking on Yuksŏnggyo
Chai Lin and Xing Liju
Korean Spirit-writing Scriptures Based on Wenchang Belief in the 19th Century
Kim Youngyeong
Women and Monastic Families in Colonial Korean Buddhism
Jeongeun Park
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Journal of World History
Volume 35, Number 4 (2024)
Get It in Writing (If You Can): Regulating Foreign Communities in Tokugawa Japan
Matsukata Fuyuko and Joshua Batts
Globality Without Mobility: Ephemera, 1830s–1860s
Laura Nenzi
Polynesia against Paris: Indigenous Anti-Nuclear Literature and the French Colonial Origins of Oceanian Reintegration
Jeffrey Ryan Harris
Pan-Asian Decolonization? Iranian Oil, Japanese Tankers, and the Nisshomaru Incident of 1953
Mikiya Koyagi
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Philosophy East and West
Volume 74, Number 3 & 4 (2024)
Being Taken for a Ride: Social and Technological Externalist Complements to the Internalist Reading of Buddhist Chariot Similes
Tom Hannes and Gunter Bombaerts
Examining the Ex(Im)plicit Qualities in Japanese Spatial Atmosphere through Haiku 俳句 and Haiga 俳画 Examples: The Layer of Narration
İlke Hiçsönmezler
Facing Uncertainty: The Philosophy of Divination in the Xici 繋辭
Tze-ki Hon
Of Stones and Horses: Reading the Gōngsūn Lóngži in Terms of Concrete Universals
Lisa Indraccolo
Heidegger and Zhuangzi: Conversations about the Vanity of Morality and the Fasting of the Heart
Alexis Y. Lavis
On The Possible Redundancy of the Third Noble Truth
Joshua Rust and Christopher Bell
Three Revisionary Implications of Buddhist Animal Ethics
Calvin Baker
The Sanjaya Myth: Sanjaya Belatthiputta and the Catuskoti
B. Jack Copeland and Syed Moynul Alam Nizar
“You Are a Puzzle-lock”: A Heideggerian Analysis of Perplexity in Nāz Khayālawī’s Sufi Poem
Bharatwaj Iyer
A Tale of Two Owens: Xiao 孝 as Trusting Others to Know Who You Are
Sai Ying Ng
Watsuji Tetsurō’s “Climate” and its Kyoto School Critics
Kyle Peters
Calligraphy as a Symbol System
Matteo Ravasio, Jiachen Liu, and Ye Zhu
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