1st Edition
Daisaku Ikeda, Transnationalism, and American Literature Dialogues of the Heart
Daisaku Ikeda's Dialogues of the Heart: An Introduction
Anita Patterson
“In the Palace of My Heart”: The Presence of the American Renaissance in Daisaku Ikeda’s Lyric, Pragmatic Poetry of Peace
Ronald A. Bosco
A New Errand Bearer: Daisaku Ikeda’s Poetic Response to Walt Whitman and His Quest for Peace
Kenneth M. Price
The Poem as Dependent Origination: Daisaku Ikeda, Walt Whitman, and Reader Response
Jim Garrison
“The World Globes Itself in a Drop of Dew”: Emerson’s and Ikeda’s Short Poems
Sarah Wider
Understanding Daisaku Ikeda’s New Renaissance: An Apprenticeship in Transnational Reading
Giulia Pellizzato
The Dance of the Buddha and a Poetics of Peace in Daisaku Ikeda and Muriel Rukeyser
J. Ashley Foster
Daisaku Ikeda’s Literary Selfhood in the Justice of Becoming: Toward the Second American Renaissance and the Dawn of a New Global Age
Jason Goulah
The New Human Revolution: Daisaku Ikeda’s Engagement with African and African American Poetry
Masumi H. Odari
The Dialectics of Nonviolence: Daisaku Ikeda, Buddhist Empathy, and African American Liberation Thought
Ikea Johnson
Biography
Anita Patterson is Professor of English at Boston University, USA. She is the author of From Emerson to King: Democracy, Race, and the Politics of Protest and Race, American Literature and Transnational Modernisms. She has also contributed a chapter to Hope and Joy in Education: Engaging Daisaku Ikeda Across Curriculum and Context.
