Journal of Death and Life Studies (2004-autum, vol.4)

published : October 25, 2004

Kenji Matsuo

Death and Buddhism in Mediaeval: Perspective from the model of official monks and reclusive monks systems

Hideyuki Yahata

Moral Thinking about Embryo-Fetus Period: Reconsidering the Problems of Existence

Chino Sato

Transforming Soga Monogatari into Entertainment: Traces of requiem in Edo Kabuki

Kenta Suzuki

On the Understanding of the pain of Birth in Buddhism

Noriko Niijima

On the Influence of the Deceased on the reality of Death

Report of Symposium "The Co-Existence of the Dead and the Living"

Youichi Hattori

The Disintegration of Death in Hospice: An Anthropologocal Analysis of Terminal Care in Modern Society

Ryugen Tanemura

The Funeral Rite in Indian Tantric Buddhism: A Study of the M?asugatiniyojana of ?unyasam?dhivajra

Shigeyuki Akiyama

From"Inner Child as Otherness" to Birth and Death: Pedagogy,Death and Life Studies,Psychoanalysis

Yumi Furusawa

The range of Spiritual Care in the context of Medicine and Social welfare.