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Book Review: Japanese Pilgrimag e by Oliver Statler |
Blacker, Carmen |
The Eastern Buddhist=イースタン・ブディスト |
1984 |
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Deliberate religious transformation in Japanese Buddhism：through the methods of Shingon and Rinzai Zen |
Blacker, Carmen |
Religious experience in world religions |
1980 |
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Divination and Oracles |
Loewe, Michael (編); Blacker, Carmen (編) |
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2021.12.30 |
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Le Soka Gakkai japonais: L'activisme politique d'une secte Bouddhiste |
Blacker, Carmen (著) |
Archives de Sociologie des Religions |
1964.01-06 |
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Makyo |
安谷白雲 (著)=Yasutani, Hakuun (au.); Blacker, Carmen |
The Middle Way: Journal of the Buddhist Society |
2010.11 |
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Methods of Yoga in Japanese Buddhism |
Blacker, Carmen |
Comparative religion |
1972 |
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Methods of Yoga in Japanese Buddhism Zen and Shingon |
Blacker, Carmen |
Milla wa-milla |
1968 |
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Oracles and Divination |
Loewe, Michael (編); Blacker, Carmen (編) |
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1981 |
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Some reminiscences of Zen training in Japan |
Blacker, Carmen |
The nature of religious man |
1982 |
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The Catalpa Bow: A Study of Shamanistic Practices in Japan |
Blacker, Carmen |
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1986 |
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The Divine Boy in Japanese Buddhism |
Blacker, Carmen (著) |
Asian Folklore Studies |
1963 |
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The goddess emerges from her cave：Fujita Himiko and her Dragon Palace Family |
Blacker, Carmen |
Japanese new religions in the West |
1994 |
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The Pure Land Sects of Buddhism |
Blacker, Carmen |
Journal of Shin Buddhism |
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