lunes, 15 de abril de 2013

LECTURE> Talks on Japanese Religions at Harvard this Friday (19th)

For anyone in the Boston area this Friday, please consider attending the
following two events at Harvard.

1) Jason Josephson will be presenting on his exciting new book -  The
Invention of Religion in Japan (Chicago, 2012).  Details of this event are
posted at:
http://www.harvard.com/event/jason_nanda_josephson/.

2) I will be presenting the following talk:

“Thick Conversations: Toward a Dialogical Theory of Japanese Buddhism”
 Based on 14 months of interviews with 226 Buddhist priests of every stripe
from all over Japan, this talk presents a series of dialogs about
contemporary temple realities. Rather than provide ethnographic cover for
over-determined notions of “Japanese Buddhism”, I want to explore
particular, localized negotiations of various teachings, customs, and
personalities. This is a search for the “ordinary” priest. It is as much a
study of doubt and discomfort as of faith and certainty.

Friday, April 19 from 4:15-5:45 p.m. in the Porte Room (S250), Second
Level, CGIS South Building, 1730 Cambridge Street

Mark Rowe
Associate Professor
Department of Religious Studies
McMaster University
Ontario, Canada

H-Buddhism (Buddhist Scholars Information Network)

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