Japanese Religion and Society

Japanese Religion and SocietyExplores how religion has shaped Japan's social structure, economic development, modernization, and national identity through a critical analysis of historical and contemporary Japanese society. What role has religion played in the making of Japanese society? How have spiritual traditions influenced economic growth, social conflict, national identity, and modernization? In Japanese Religion and Society, acclaimed scholar Winston Davis offers a

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