Table of contents for Japanese temple Buddhism : worldliness in a religion of renunciation / Stephen G. Covell.

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Contents
Series Editor's Preface
Acknowledgements
Timeline
Introduction: Snapshots of Buddhism in Today's Japan 
1. Temple Buddhism Today: Scholarly and Popular Images of Corruption
2. Laity and the Temple: Past and Present
3. Trying to Have it Both Ways: Is There a Place for Laity in a World-Renouncer 
Organization?
4. The Contemporary Priesthood: Images of Identity Crisis
5. New Priests for New Times?
6. Coming to Terms: Temple Wives and World-Renouncers
7. Money and the Temple: Law, Taxes and the Image of Buddhism
8. The Price of Naming the Dead: Funerals, Posthumous Precept Names and Changing 
Views of the Afterlife
Epilogue: The World of Householding World-Renouncers
Notes
Bibliography
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Buddhism -- Japan -- 1945-.
Priests, Buddhist -- Japan -- Office.