KAWASE Takaya

Last updated: Dec 19, 2019 at 14:11

Name	KAWASE Takaya
Affiliation	Kyoto Prefectural University
Section	Faculty of Letters
Job title	Associate Professor
Degree	Ph. D(University of Tokyo)
Research funding number	30347439
Twitter ID	t_kawase

Profile

My major is the history of religions, especially focusing on modern Japan and Korea.

Research Interests

Modern History of Korea(3) , Post Colonialism(21) , Sociology of Religion(38) , History of Thoughts(7) , History of Religions(12)

Books etc

Plain Text

Belief and Practice in Imperial Japan and Colonial Korea (Religion and Society in Asia Pacific)

Palgrave Macmillan Dec 2016 ISBN:9811015651

Violent Buddhism: Militarism and Buddhism in Modern Asia (Routledge Studies in Religion)

Routledge Sep 2012

季刊日本思想史 No.75

ぺりかん社 Dec 2009 ISBN:4831512567

植民地朝鮮の宗教と学知―帝国日本の眼差しの構築 (越境する近代)

川瀬貴也

青弓社 Nov 2009 ISBN:4787220373

映画で学ぶ現代宗教

弘文堂 May 2009 ISBN:4335160585

宗教と現代がわかる本〈2009〉

渡邊直樹

平凡社 Mar 2009 ISBN:458270283X

思想地図〈vol.1〉特集・日本 (NHKブックス別巻)

日本放送出版協会 Apr 2008 ISBN:4140093404

季刊日本思想史 (72(2008))

日本思想史懇話会

ぺりかん社 Jan 2008 ISBN:4831511935

宗教と現代がわかる本 2010

平凡社 ISBN:4582702864

Published Papers

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Religious Policy in Colonial Korea and the Connection between Japanese and Korean Buddhism in the 1920's to 1930's(<Special Issue>State and Religion)

KAWASE Takaya

Journal of religious studies 89(2) 217-241 Sep 2015

The Governor General of Choson tried to direct Korean religions and Christian missionaries to be pro-Japan through acts and regulations such as "Jisatsurei" (The Temple Act) and "Fukyo Kisoku" (The Regulation of Religions) in Korea during the colo...

Japanese Buddhist Missions and Religious Policies in Colonial Korea, Focusing on the Sect Jodo Shinshu

KAWASE Takaya

Transaction of the institute for Japanese culture and classics 89 51-85 2002

Dong-Hak and Its Way of Thoughts--Referring to Millenarianism

KAWASE Takaya

Journal of religious studies 318(3) 47-68,iii 1999

Views on "Civilization" and the "Nation" : The Case of Cheondo-gyo Leaders and the "Delegation of the Korean Ethnic Nation"

川瀬貴也

Annual review of religious studies. 14(14) 97-109 Mar 1997

Dong-hak, founded by Choi Je-Woo in I860, is generally recognized as Korea's first "new religion." The Dong-hak peasant revolt of 1894 is also well-known as a struggle against Japanese imperialism and the feudal system. Due to such slogans as "Ass...