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Eiji Suhara is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Arizona State University's School of International Letters and Cultures. He specializes in Japanese religion and philosophy, with particular focus on Buddhist meditation and East Asian religious systems. His research employs comparative methodologies to explore transnational religious concepts. Suhara has taught at the University of Pittsburgh, University of Arizona, and Arizona State University, offering courses on Japanese religious practices, Zen philosophy, and cultural studies.
Education: PhD in Religious Studies (Arizona State University, 2010), MA in East-West Comparative Philosophy (University of Hawai‘i-Mānoa, 2001), BA in Philosophy (Seoul National University, 1997).
Research interests include phenomenological analysis of meditation, Pure Land Buddhism, and interdisciplinary approaches to religious studies. His work has been published in the Journal of Buddhist Philosophy, Journal of Japanese Philosophy, and Philosophy East and West.
Teaching focuses on modern Japanese religious practices, Zen, and East Asian philosophical traditions. Courses include Buddhist Meditation in East Asia and Zen and Japanese Culture.
