Preface by Rōshi Kōno Taitsū
1. The Encounter of the West with Buddhism
- Chapter 1: Buddhism, Sophia and Gnosis
- Chapter 2: The Transmission of Christianity to Japan and Buddhism
- Chapter 3: The Encounter of Nineteenth-Century Germany with Buddhism
- Chapter 4: The Encounter of Anglo-America with Buddhism
- Chapter 5: Western Buddhist Studies till 1950s
- Chapter 6: Buddhism and Western Thought
2. Psychoanalysis and Buddhism
- Chapter 1: The Encounter of Psychoanalysis with Buddhism
- Chapter 2: The Cuernavaca Symposium on Zen and Psychoanalysis (1957)
- Chapter 3: Psychologia and Koji Sato
- Chapter 4: The Literature on the Subject in the 1960s
3. Jung and Buddhism
- Chapter 1: Jung and Buddhism
- Chapter 2: Jung's Papers on Eastern Thought in Summary
- Chapter 3: On Jung's Forward to D. T. Suzuki, An Introduction to Zen Buddhism
- Chapter 4: The Jung-Hisamatsu Conversation
4. Psychological Studies in Zen
- Chapter 1: A Roshi's Rorschach Responses
- Chapter 2: Psychology and Zen
- Chapter 3: The Young Shinichi Hisamatsu and His Teacher Kitaro Nishida
5. Psycholoy and Spirituality
- Chapter 1: Solvation and Psycholoy
- Chapter 2: Spirituality and Our Age: The Contact Point of Christianity, Buddhism and Non-Religion
- Chapter 3: A Humanistic Restoration of Spirituality: Jung and Buddhism
6. Religious Thinkers
- Chapter 1: Hildegard von Bingen: Barbara Newman's Approach from the Sapiential Tradition
- Chapter 2: Science and the Eternal Feminine in Faust in the Light of the Sapiential Tradition
- Chapter 3: William James' Pure Experience and Kitaro Nishida's Junsui Keiken
- Chapter 4: Zen for Nishida
- Chapter 5: Religion and Humanism in Kiyoshi Miki
- Chapter 6: Kiyoshi Miki and Goethe
- Chapter 7: Kiyoshi Miki's Tought on Religion
7. Psychology, Religion and Buddhism (in English)
- Chapter 1: Buddhism and Psychotherapy in the World Today
- Chapter 2: Tradition and Modernity in Interreligious Dialogue
- Chapter 3: Personal Connotations of Religion and Science in C. G. Jung
- Chapter 4: The Restoration of the Lost Soul - From Depth Psychology to Dacein-analysis or Ecstatic Psychology
- Chapter 5: Reflections on the Self: Zen as a Radicalization of Psychology?
- Chapter 6: Psychology of Crisis and the Crisis of Psychology
- Chapter 7: Buddhism and Christianity
- Chapter 8: A New Stage in the Relationship between Jungian Psychology and Buddhism
- Chapter 9: A Humanistic Restoration of Traditional Spirituality: Jung and Buddhism
Postscript
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