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Spring 2003, 30/1–2
Did Dogen Go to China? Problematizing Dogen’s Relation to Ju-ching and
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After the Storm:Matsumoto Shiro's Transition from "Critical Buddhism" to
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The Dogen Canon: Dogen’s Pre-Shobogenzo Writings and the
Question of Change
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March 1994, 21/1
“Critical Buddhism” (Hihan Bukkyo) and the Debate Concerning the 75-fascicle
and 12-fascicle Shobogenzo Texts. [37–72]
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Journal of Chinese
Philosophy:
September 2003,
30/3-4
Ch’an Buddhist Kung-ans as Models for Interpersonal Behavior
June 1998, 25/2
Motion and Emotion in Medieval Japanese Buddhism
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Harvard Journal of Asiatic
Studies:
December 1996, 56/2
Putting the ‘Fox’ Back into the ‘Wild Fox
Koan’: On the Intersection of Philosophical and Popular Religious Elements
in the Ch’an/Zen
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Philosophy East and West:
January 2008, 58/1
From Art of War to Attila the Hun: A Critical Survey
of Recent Works on Philosophy/Spirituality and Business Leadership October 2007, 57/4
A Critical Survey of Works on Zen since Yampolsky
January 2004, 54/1
Koans in Dogen Tradition: How and Why Dogen Does What He Does with Koans
April 1983, 33/2
Temporality of Hermeneutics in Dogen's "Shobogenzo"
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Journal of Asian Studies:
May 1994, 53/2
Tragedy and Salvation in the Floating World:
Chikamatsu's Double Suicide Drama as Millenarian Discourse
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Journal of
Japanese Studies:
Winter 2007, 33/1
Overcome by Modernity? Three Works by and About
Takeuchi Yoshimi
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Global
Business Languages
Annual 2004, 9
Zen in the Workplace: Applying Anti-Structure to
Enhance Structure
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