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Jacqueline I. Stone

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Jacqueline Stone Bio

Jacqueline I. Stone received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles, in East Asian Languages and Cultures, with a focus in Buddhist Studies. She is now Professor of Japanese Religions in the Religion Department of Princeton University. Her major research field is Japanese Buddhism. Her research interests include death in Buddhism; Buddhist eschatology; Buddhism and Japanese identity formation in the medieval and modern periods; and traditions related to the Lotus Sūtra, especially Tendai and Nichiren Buddhism.

 

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Articles

  • Articles on the Lotus Sutra, Tendai, and Nichiren Buddhism
  • Articles on Death in Buddhism
  • Reviews, review essays, and field overviews
  • Other articles on Buddhism and Japanese Religions
  • Translations of Academic Articles

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