Tag: Visual culture

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Nancy Lin

Post author By mheller1
Post date December 19, 2019

Tags Buddhism, Gender and sexuality, Himalayas, Language, Literature, Material culture, Narrative, Poetry, Processes of cultural exchange, Sanskrit, Tibet, Translation, Visual culture

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Anna-Alexandra Fodde-Reguer

Post author By mheller1
Post date December 5, 2019

Tags Chinese popular religion, Daoism, Divination, Early China, History of Asian religions, Visual culture

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Kira Thibaudeau

Post author By mheller1
Post date November 21, 2019

Tags Buddhist material culture, Buddhist nuns, Critical theory, East Asian Buddhism, Material culture, Medieval Japanese Buddhism, Religious studies, Sex and gender studies, Visual culture

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Pamela D. Winfield

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Body, Buddhism, China, Comparative mysticism, Esoteric Buddhism (mikkyo), Healing, Japan, Material culture, New religions, Sacred space, Visual culture, Zen Buddhism

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Heather Blair

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Children's literature, East Asian Buddhism, Gender, Japanese religions, Materiality culture, Pilgrimage, Politics, Ritual, Sacred landscape, Visual culture

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Jane Naomi Iwamura

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Asian American religions, Asian religions in the U.S., Buddhism in the U.S., Popular culture, Race, Religion, Visual culture

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Elizabeth Tinsley

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Buddhism, Buddhist visual cultures, East Asian religions, Esoteric Buddhism (mikkyo), Ethics of viewing, Gender, Japan, Kagura Dance, Postwar Japan, Religion, Religious culture, Ritual, Sexuality, Shinto, Spirit possession, Subculture, Visual culture

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Julia Cross

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Art history, Body, Buddhism, Gender studies, Japanese religions, Kamakura period, Nuns, Relics, Reliquaries, Visual culture

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Sujung Kim

Post author By mheller1
Post date October 29, 2019

Tags Buddhist mythology, East Asian religions, Gender, Maritime networks, Material culture, Medieval Japanese Buddhism, Modern/Contemporary Korean Buddhism, Visual culture