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Winston Davis
Japanese Religion and Society: Paradigms of Structure and Change Paperback – Illustrated, 13 February 1992
by Winston Davis (Author)
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Preface
Part I: The Structure of Religious Groups
Chapter 1: Japanese Religious Affiliations: Motives and Obligations
Part II: The Dynamics of Social Conflict
Chapter 2: Pilgrimage and World Renewal
Chapter 3: The Cross and the Cudgel
Part III: The Dynamics of Social and Economic Change
Chapter 4: The Weber Thesis and the Economic Development of Japan
Chapter 5: Buddhism and Modernization
Chapter 6: Ittoen: The Work Ethic of a Buddhist Utopia
Part IV: Secularization and National Identity
Chapter 7: The Secularization of Japanese Religion
Chapter 8: Japan Theory and Civil Religion
Notes
Index
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