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Zen and Shinto: A History of Japanese Philosophy James R. Dabbert and surpassing every expectation societyHow do the Japanese about their native philosophy, Shinto, a decade and a half after its abolishment as a state religion by the Western Allies? What is its relationship to Buddhism, and particularly to Zen? How modern can this very ancient creed ever be? These are some of the questions considered in this study by Dr. Chikao Fujisawa, who specialized in the study of traditional Japanese philosophy and its effect on modern society. Zen and Shinto is a