Grieving Pregnancy compares contemporary American Catholic and Japanese Buddhist memorial practices focused on miscarriage, stillbirth, and abortion. Maureen L. Walsh demonstrates that while the memorial practices confront the same basic problem—that is, pregnancy loss—they conceive of the problem in different terms, and as a result, propose distinct responses to it.
Grieving Pregnancy compares contemporary American Catholic and Japanese Buddhist memorial practices focused on miscarriage, stillbirth, and abortion. Maureen L. Walsh demonstrates that while the memorial practices confront the same basic problem—that is, pregnancy loss—they conceive of the problem in different terms, and as a result, propose distinct responses to it.
MAUREEN L. WALSH is an assistant professor of theology and religious studies at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Contents Preface
1 Introduction 2 Japanese Mizuko Rites and the Buddhist Imagination of Prenatal Beings 3 Catholic Theological Anthropologies of Prenatal Life 4 Japanese Buddhism, Ritual Efficacy, and Mizuko Kuy¿
5 Re-framing Pregnancy Loss Through Ritual: American Catholics Making New Memorials 6 Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index
1 Introduction 2 Japanese Mizuko Rites and the Buddhist Imagination of Prenatal Beings 3 Catholic Theological Anthropologies of Prenatal Life 4 Japanese Buddhism, Ritual Efficacy, and Mizuko Kuy¿
5 Re-framing Pregnancy Loss Through Ritual: American Catholics Making New Memorials 6 Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index
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