The Discursive Space of an Intellectual Religious Movement in Modern Japan : a Study of the "Shin Bukkyo" Journal from the viewpoint of the History of Culture and Thought

在这个研究项目中，我们对该协会进行了一项名为Bukkyo的专题研究。Seito Doshikai(也称为Shin Bukkyoto Doshikai)及其期刊《Shin Bukkyo》。在收集其成员传记数据的同时，我们从不同的角度进行了研究。在这样做的过程中，我们澄清了与Shin Bukky有关的进步佛教徒的谱系？并分析了其作为一种依靠书面媒体、电台广播和公开演讲的宗教运动的特征。此外，我们考察了佛教的核心成员和同情者如何通过其与欧洲和美国以及亚洲国家的关系来实现佛教的全球化。

In this research project we carried out a monographic study of the association called Bukkyo. Seito Doshikai(also known as Shin Bukkyoto Doshikai) and its periodical, Shin Bukkyo. While gathering biographical data on its members, we conducted research from varying perspectives. In doing so, we made clear the genealogy of the progressive Buddhists connected to the Shin Bukky? Movement as well as analyzed its character as a religious movement that relied upon the written press, radio broadcasting, and public lectures. In addition, we examined how the globalization of Buddhism was realized by both core members and sympathizers through its relationship with not only Europe and the United States but also Asian nations.