Japanese Religion: A Cultural Perspective (Prentice-Hall Series in World Religions)
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Japanese Religion: A Cultural Perspective (Prentice-Hall Series in World Religions)

by Robert Ellwood, Richard Pilgrim

History Religion Cultural Studies
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Japanese Religion: A Cultural Perspective introduces readers to the religious traditions and cultural context of Japan. Written by Robert Ellwood and Richard Pilgrim, this volume in the Prentice-Hall Series in World Religions provides a broad foundation for understanding Japanese religion and its place within Japanese culture.

About This Book

Japanese Religion: A Cultural Perspective presents an introduction to the religious life of Japan.

Written by Robert Ellwood and Richard Pilgrim, the book considers Japanese religion through a cultural and historical lens.

It is part of the Prentice-Hall Series in World Religions and is designed for readers seeking a broad understanding of the subject.

The book offers a foundation for exploring the traditions, beliefs, and practices associated with Japan’s religious heritage.

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