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| Introduction: Religion and Religions of Asia | |
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| Understanding Religion in the Context of Pluralism | |
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| Developing a Cross-Cultural Model of Religion: | |
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| Religious Needs and Satisfactions | |
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| The Structure of Religion | |
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| How to Read This Book | |
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| Religions Of India | |
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| The Earliest Forms of Hinduism | |
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| The Indus Civilization | |
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| The Religion of the Vedas | |
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| Classical Hinduism: The Way of Action | |
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| Classical Hinduism: The Way of Knowledge | |
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| Classical Hinduism: The Way of Devotion | |
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| Modern Hinduism | |
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| Jainism and Sikhism | |
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| Jainism | |
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| Sikhism | |
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| Buddhism | |
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| The Rise of Buddhism | |
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| The Life of the Buddha | |
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| The Teachings of the Buddha: The Dharma | |
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| The Early Buddhist Community: The Sangha | |
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| Early Buddhism and the "New Society" | |
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| The Development of Buddhism in India | |
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| The Apogee and Decline of Indian Buddhism | |
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| Buddhism as a World Religion | |
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| Buddhism in "Greater India" | |
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| Buddhism in Central Asia, China, and Japan | |
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| Buddhism in Tibet | |
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| Buddhism in the Modern Era | |
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| Religions Of China and Japan | |
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| Roots of Religion in China | |
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| The Unity of Chinese Religions | |
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| China's Early Religious History | |
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| The Age of the Hundred Philosophers | |
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| Three Visions of Harmony: Confucian, Daoist, Buddhist | |
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| Neo-Confucianism: From the Classical Era to Modern Times | |
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| China in a Period of Revolutionary Change | |
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| Japan's Religions: From Prehistory to Modern Times | |
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| The Shinto Substratum of Japanese Religiosity | |
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| Religion and Society in Early Japan | |
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| The Medieval Period | |
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| The Modern Period | |