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The Emperor's New Clothes: The Buddhist Military Chaplaincy in Imperial Japan and Contemporary America
Author Victoria, Brian (著)
Source Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies
Volumev.11
Date2016.11
Pages155 - 200
PublisherOxford Centre for Buddhist Studies
Publisher Url https://www.wolfson.ox.ac.uk/how-get-here
LocationOxford, UK [牛津, 英國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
AbstractIn twentieth century Japan, Buddhist military chaplains were present on the battlefield from as early as the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5 and lasting up through the end of World War II. The focus of this article is less on the history of these chaplains than the manner in which they interpreted the Buddha Dharma so as to allow them and their sectarian sponsors to play this role. This is followed by a more detailed examination of the recent emergence of a Buddhist chaplaincy within the U.S. military, asking whether there are any similarities, especially doctrinally, between the military chaplaincy in the two nations.

The purpose of this examination is to identify issues related to those elements of Buddhist doctrine and practice that make the existence of a Buddhist chaplaincy both possible and, at the same time, problematic. Equally important, it reveals one facet or dimension of the manner in which institutional Buddhism has served the political and military interests of those countries in which it is present, and still does so.

Table of contentsIntroduction 156
Buddhist "Holy Wars" 157
The Buddhist Chaplaincy in Japan Origins 160
Moderna Era 162
Organized Resistance 167
Individual Resistance 168
The Creation of a Buddhism Chaplaincy in the U.S. Military Background 171
Changing Attitudes 172
U.S. Air Force 186
The "Spiritual Cost" to Buddhism 188
Conclusion 192
ISSN20471076 (P)
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Created date2017.01.24
Modified date2022.04.15



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