| George J. Tanabe，Jr.
| Matrices and Weavings：Expressions
of Shingon Buddhism in Japanese Culture and Society. |
| (University of Hawaii)
|
| Richard K. Payne
| Creativity and the Appropriation
of Ritual：The Shingon and Shintō Gomas. |
| (Institute of Buddhist Studies, Berkeley)
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| Barbara Ambros
| Indigenizing the Gods：A Shingon
Transformation at Ōyama in Tokugawa Japan. |
| (International Christian University)
|
| Arthur H. Thornhill ?
| Yūgen Transposed：Esoteric Buddhism
in Noh Drama. |
| (University of Hawaii at Manoa)
|
| Cynthea J. Bogel
| The Objects of Transmission and
the Subjects of History：Catalogue of Imported Goods (Shōrai mokuroku). |
| (University of Washington)
|
| Okuyama Naoji
| Meditation and the Visual Arts in
Mantra Mahāna Buddhism. |
| (Kōyasan University) |
| Patricia J. Graham
| Shingon in Japanese Visual
Culture, 17th to 20th Century. |
| (University of Kansas)
|
| Ian Reader
| Weaving the Landscape：The Shikoku
Pilgrimage, Kōbō Daishi and Shingon Buddhism. |
| (Lancaster University, U.K.)
|
| Brian O. Ruppert
| Ejū, Kanjin, Shingon “Ruiju” and
the Early Medieval Japanese Aristocracy. |
| (University of Illinois)
|
| Kaoru Villa
| Takeda Shingen and Shukuyō：The
Astrological Divination System Used in Military Strategy in Medieval
Japan. |
| (University of Hawaii)
|
| Duncan Ryūken Williams
| Esoteric Waters：Meritorious
Bathing, Kōbō Daishi, and Legends of Hot Spring Foundings. |
| (University of California, Irvine)
|
| Ian Astley
| Kōyasan Petition to the
Court：Reclusive Sentiments in a Public Undertaking. |
(Centre for Japanese Studies, University of
Edinburgh, U.K.)
|
| Takagi Shingen
| The Formation of Shingon Buddhism
in Japan：
Kūkai’s System of Classifying Teachings and its Modern Significance. |
| (Kōyasan University)
|
| Muroji Yoshihito
| Kūkai’s “One-Mind”（一心）：A
characteristic feature of his thought in his early forties. |
| (Kōyasan University)
|
| Chishō Mamoru Namai
| Shingonmon, The Way of Shingon
Buddhism：The establishment of mantra-practice in Mahāna Buddhism and
its Japanese modification in the from of Shingon Buddhism. |
| (Kōyasan University)
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