@article{oai:kuins.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000217,
 author = {岩井, 洋 and イワイ, ヒロシ and IWAI, Hiroshi},
 journal = {研究紀要},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {P(論文), 日本人の宗教観や宗教意識を表現する際に,しばしば使われるのが「無宗教」や「無神論」といった表現である。本稿では,「日本人=無宗教」あるいは「日本人=無神論」という言説が生まれた背景を探るとともに,日本人が無宗教・無神論であるのかについて検討する。そして,それを踏まえて,日本宗教と異文化における宗教との比較研究を深化させる視点や,グローバル化状況における日本宗教を理解する視点を提示したい。, When scholars depict Japanese religiosity or Japanese religious consciousness, they often use the words "non -religious" and "atheistic." In this paper, I will explore the social background from which the discourse on "non-religious" or "atheistic" Japanese has been generated. Then, I will examine whether the discourse reflects the realities of Japanese religion or not. Based on that, in order to make comparative studies of Japanese religion and non -Japanese religion more fruitful, I will propose a point of view. Finally, I will touch upon the concept of "diffused religion" in order to understand the contemporary Japanese religion in the broad context of globalization.},
 pages = {79--89},
 title = {日本宗教の理解に関する覚書},
 volume = {5},
 year = {2004}
}