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Subjectivities, Fish Stories, Toxic Beauties: Turning the Wheel Beyond “Buddhism?”
Author Amstutz, Galen
Source Pacific World: Journal of the Institute of Buddhist Studies
Volumen.19 Third Series
Date2017
Pages99 - 127
PublisherInstitute of Buddhist Studies
Publisher Url http://www.shin-ibs.edu/
LocationBerkeley, CA, US [伯克利, 加利福尼亞州, 美國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
NoteAuthor affiliation: Independent scholar and Institute of Buddhist Studies instructor
Table of contentsOVERVIEW 99
FROM JURA TO OHIO TO OMIYA: WHAT’S A NICE WHITE BOY LIKE YOU DOING IN A RELIGION LIKE THIS? 100
THE MOVING SEA: CHANGES IN LATITUDE, CHANGES IN ATTITUDE Goodbye God, but Hello Buddha? 102
Hello Unconscious Brain 104
Greetings, Globalization 106
WHAT KIND OF EXISTENTIAL IMAGINARY DO WE NEED AND WHY COULD JDSS BE SEEN TO ADDRESS IT? 107
REVEREND-PROFESSOR AMSTUTZ? 108
THE INELUCTABLE MODALITY OF THE BUDDHA-BULL (WITH APOLOGIES TO JAMES JOYCE AND ARISTOTLE) 109
JDSS’S TOXIC BEAUTIES—JAPANESE OVERDETERMINATIONS VS. THE 98.3 PERCENT OF THE WORLD WHO ARE NON-
JAPANESE “OTHER” 116
Discourse Daze 117
Honganji Haze 119
The Gray Light of Manzanar: JDSS’s Unfortunate Accidental Middlemen 121
NOT IN MY LIFETIME 124
ISSN08973644 (E)
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Created date2021.01.31
Modified date2021.02.03



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