Mitchell, Scott A and Quli, Natalie Fisk <br/><br/>
Methods in Buddhist Studies: Essays in Honor of Richard K. Payne 

 - London  Bloomsbury Academic  2019 
 - 238p 
<br/><br/>Part One Historical Studies<br/>When Food Becomes Trespass: Buddhism and the Kami in Local<br/>Economies   Lisa Grumbach<br/><br/>Making the Modern Priest: The Ötani Denomination's Proto-<br/>University and Debates about Clerical Education in the Early Meiji<br/>Period   Victoria R. Montrose<br/>3 Taking the Vajrayana to Sukhavati Aaron P. Proffitt<br/><br/>Part Two Textual Studies<br/>4 Yijing's Scriptural Text about Impermanence (T. 801)<br/>Charles Willemen<br/><br/>5 Dualistic and Bifunctional Spirits: A Translation of the<br/>Oni no Shikogusa<br/>Takuya Hino<br/><br/>6 A Note Concerning Contemplation of the Marks of the<br/>Buddha Charles D. Orzech<br/><br/>Part Three Ethnographic Studies<br/>7 Buddhism, Consumerism, and the Chinese Millennial<br/>Courtney Bruntz<br/>8 Describing the (Nonexistent?) Elephant: Ethnographic<br/>Methods in the Study of Asian American Buddhists<br/>Chenxing Han<br/>Part Four Theoretical Concerns<br/>9 Is a Dazang jing a Canon? On the Nature of Chinese Buddhist<br/>Textual Anthologies Charles B. Jones<br/>10 Our Buddhadharma, Our Buddhist Dharma Franz Metcalf<br/>11 On Authenticity: Scholarship, the Insight Movement, and White<br/>Authority Natalie Fisk Quli 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781350046863 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>S20  / M692