Review article: Things, thoughts, and people out of place. A Review of Mark R. Mullins, Shimazono Susumu, and Paul L. Swanson, eds., Religion and Society in Modern Japan [Book Review]

Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 22 (1-2):201-217 (1995)
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