Religion in Austria 10

'Religion in Austria' provides detailed expert accounts of various aspects of Austrian religious history and related topics, past and present. Based on original scholarship, the series takes a study of religions perspective on the vast and largely unexplored field of religion in Austria. | Alisha Saikia: Ball Jointed Dolls (BJDs) and the Creation of a Subjective Myth: A Case Study of Collectors in Austria | Joseph Chadwin: Religiously Affirming or Ignorantly Orientalist: An Ethnographic Study of Chinese Teenagers' Experience of Buddhist Education in Austria | Lukas K. Pokorny and Christoph Hammer: The Dzogchen Community in Austria | Lukas K. Pokorny and Christoph Hammer: The History of the Karma Kagyu Tradition in Austria | Dirk Schuster: The Myth of Germanness as Part of the 'Völkisch' Movement: The Case of Krems | Dirk Schuster: The Necessity of Expanding the Methods of the Study of Religions: Illustrated by a Museum Collection from Austria | Samuel Thévoz: A Surfacing Manuscript amid a Cascade of Mysteries: 'Tibet and Its Secrets,' Alexandra David-Neel's Earliest Radio Talk (Recorded by Radio Wien, January 29, 1936) | Lukas K. Pokorny: 'I Owe My Deeper Understanding of the Teaching Largely to Reading Your Writings': An Annotated Translation of the Correspondence between Anton Kropatsch and Nyanaponika, 1953-1963 | Johannes Endler: Norbert Lauppert (1906-1991) and Theosophy in Twentieth-Century Austria