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Volume XXIV (2020)
JSR 2020 [Volume XXIV]
Table of Contents
Editors' Introduction
Articles
Strategizing Asia: Japan’s Values-Based Diplomacy Amid Great Powers’ Competing Visions for Broader Asia
B. Bryan Barber
How Many Bodies Does it Take to Make a Buddha? Dividing the Trikāya Among Founders of Japanese Buddhism
Victor Forte
Behind the Shoji: Sex Trafficking of Japanese Citizens
Rachel Serena Levine
The Infiltrated Self in Murakami Haruki’s “TV People”
Masaki Mori
Essays
The Role of Compassion in Actualizing Dōgen’s Zen
George Wrisley
How Journalists’ Bias Can Distort the Truth: A Case Study of Japan’s Military Seizure of Korea in 1904–1905
Daniel A. Métraux
