Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 2007: Vol 34 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO VOLUME 34
ARTICLES
ANDERSON, Emily. Tamura Naoomi’s The Japanese Bride: Christianity, National-
ism, and Family in Meiji Japan. 34/1: 203-228
BALLHATCHET, Helen. Christianity and Gender Relationships in Japan: Case
Studies of Marriage and Divorce in Early Meiji Protestant Circles. 34/1:
177-201
BATHGATE, Michael. Exemplary Lives: Form and Function in Pure Land Sacred
Biography. 34/2: 271-303
BiuM, Mark L. Biography as Scripture: Ojéden in India, China, and Japan. 34/2:
329-350
CHILSON, Clark. Eulogizing Kiya as More than a Nenbutsu Practitioner: A
Study and Translation of the Kityarui. 34/2: 305-327
Como, Michael. Horses, Dragons, and Disease in Nara Japan. 34/2: 393-415
Costa, Joao Paulo Oliveira e. The Brotherhoods (Confrarias) and Lay Support
for the Early Christian Church in Japan. 34/1: 67- 84
FIsTER, Patricia. Merofu Kannon and Her Veneration in Zen and Imperial Cir-
cles in Seventeenth-Century Japan. 34/2: 417-442
ELisonas, J. S. A. Journey to the West. 34/1: 27- 66
Howes, John F. Christian Prophecy in Japan: Uchimura Kanz6. 34/1: 127- 150
KiraGAwa, Tomoko. The Conversion of Hideyoshi’s Daughter Go. 34/1: 9- 25
Meeks, Lori R. In Her Likeness: Female Divinity and Leadership at Medieval
Chigtji. 34/2: 351-392
Mutu ins, Mark R., and Peter Nosco. Editors’ Introduction: Christians in
Japan. 34/1: 1-7
NirEI, Yosuke. Toward a Modern Belief: Modernist Protestantism
and Problems of National Religion in Meiji Japan. 34/1: 151- 175
Nosco, Peter. The Experiences of Christians During the Underground Years
and Thereafter. 34/1: 85- 97
OsuHiRo, George M. Nitobe Inazo and the Sapporo Band: Reflections on the
Dawn of Protestant Christianity in Early Meiji Japan. 34/1: 99-126
RuHopES, Robert F. Ojéyéshi, Nihon Ojo Gokuraku-ki, and the Construction of
Pure Land Discourse in Heian Japan. 34/2: 249-270
Yosu1paA Ryo. Japanese Immigrants and their Christian Communities in North
America: A Case Study of the Fukuinkai, 1877-1896. 34/1: 229-244
REVIEWS
Stephen G. Covell, Japanese Temple Buddhism: Worldliness in a Religion of
Renunciation Thought. Rev. by Mark Rowe, 34/2: 452-455
James L. Ford, Jokei and Buddhist Devotion in Early Medieval Japan. Rev. by
Robert F. RHODES, 34/2: 448-452
John F. Howes, Japan's Modern Prophet: Uchimura Kanzo. Rev. by Yoshiko How-
ard, 34/1: 245-246
John P. Keenan, The Wisdom of James: Parallels with Mahayana Buddhism. Rev.
by Amos YONG, 34/2: 470-474
Gregory P. A. Levine, Daitokuji: The Visual Cultures of aZ en Monastery. Rev. by
Sherry FOWLER, 34/2: 443-448
William R. Lindsey. Fertility and Pleasure: Ritual and Sexual Values in Tokugawa
Japan. Rev. by Charlotte EUBANKS, 34/2: 456-458
John D’Arcy May, Transcendence and Violence: The Encounter of Buddhist, Chris-
tian and Primal Traditions. Rev. by Amos YONG, 34/2: 474-477
Richard K. Payne, ed., Tantric Buddhism in East Asia. Rev. by Christal WHELAN,
34/2: 463-467
Maria Rodriguez del Alisal, Peter Ackerman, and Dolores P. Martinez, ed., Pil-
grimages and Spiritual Quests in Japan. Rev. by Barbara AMBROS, 34/2:
467-470
Bernhard Scheid and Mark Teeuwen, ed., The Culture of Secrecy in Japanese Reli-
gion. Rev. by Richard K. PAYNE, 34/2: 458-463