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Ronald Green

Professor Department Chair

Coastal Carolina University

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Coastal Carolina University

Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Philosophy and Religious Studies

Thomas W. and Robin W. Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Studies Of Philosophy And Religious

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Ronald Green is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Professor Department Chair at Coastal Carolina University.

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Coastal Carolina University

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asian studies east asian studies cultural studies religion east asian languages religious studies japan studies contemporary asia orientalism film criticism film theory film studies ethnography religious research documentary film philosophy of film south asian culture cultural practices culture cultural anthropology religious education digital scholarship psychology of religion cultural analysis documental cinema radical aesthetics comparative religion spirituality chinese culture ritual community engagement digital humanities community-engaged research heritage studies intercultural studies cultural change eurasian geography narrative contemporary fiction european cinema religious tourism cultural theory ethnohistory ya literature religious symbol ink wash painting mindfulness interventions positive psychology mind-body medicine meditation mind-body interventions markup language scholarly communication central asian studies non-classical logic religiosity religious pluralism art criticism literary studies art theory east asian buddhism student-centered field research korean contributions otani expeditions textual treasures book review american cinema john whalen-bridge gary storhoff victor fan ontological crisis critical examination buddhist thought japanese anime ogawa yōko philosophical foundations sociology of religion asian religions lived religion japanese religion south carolina chinese buddhism japanese buddhism community archives

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Nihon Bukkyō Sai NyūMon 日本仏教再入門, by Sueki Fumihiko 末木文美士 (Ed.), With Contributions by Yorizumi Mitsuko 頼住光子 and ŌTani Eiichi 大谷栄一. Journal of Religion in Japan (2026)

chinese culturearchival researchvisual artschinese medicineink wash paintingeast asian studiesyorizumi mitsuko 頼住光子east asian languagescultural historysueki fumihiko 末木文美士asian studiesōtani eiichi 大谷栄一

Not All Mindfulness is the Same – Here’s Why It Matters for Health and Happiness. (2026)

psychiatrywell-beingapplied psychologymindfulness interventionspositive psychologymind-body medicinemental healthsame –meditationhealth psychologymindfulnesspsychological medicinepsychologymind-body interventions

Teaching Introduction to Asian Religions: A Qm-Informed Framework Grounded in Lived Religion, Ethics, and Media. Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University) (2026)

asian religionsreligiosityphilosophy of religionreligious studieseast asian studiesreligionreligious educationcomparative religionqm-informed framework groundedsociology of religionscientific study of religionreligious pluralismspiritualityasian studiesreligious researchethnographylived religioncultural studies

Buddhism, Cinema, and the Ontological Crisis: A Critical Examination of Victor Fan's Cinema Illuminating Reality. Religious Studies Review (2025)

film theorydocumentary filmfilm studiesdocumental cinemavictor faneuropean cinemaradical aestheticsexistentialismontological crisisfilm criticismphilosophy of filmcinemacritical examinationvisual cultureartfilm

Exploring Questions of Meaning, Ethics and Belief Through Japanese Anime. (2025)

psychology of religionethical theoryjapanese animeinterpretationeast asian languagesasian studiesspiritualityethicscultural studiesphilosophyjapan studies

Reinterpreting CatuṣKoṭI in Contemporary Philosophy: Tensions Between Non-Classical Logic and East Asian Buddhist Soteriology. SMARATUNGGA JURNAL OF EDUCATION AND BUDDHIST STUDIES (2025)

central asian studiesyogacontemporary philosophycontemporary asiaphilosophy of religioneast asian studiesreligionapplied philosophysouth asian cultureasian studiesnon-classical logicorientalismphilosophy

Teaching Buddhism Through Ikiru: Impermanence, Moral Awakening, and Buddhist Ethics in Film. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2025)

film theoryfilm studiesmoral educationreligious studiesreligionbuddhist ethicsfilm criticismphilosophy of filmcinemaasian studiescultural analysismoral awakeningfilmcultural studies

Teaching Buddhism Through Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring. Ethics, Impermanence, and Monastic Practice in Korean Cinema. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2025)

contemporary asiaeast asian studiesreligioncultural practicesculturecinemaasian studiesmonastic practiceorientalismcultural studieskorean cinema

Tradisi Keagamaan Dalam Anime Jepang: Takdir, Pengorbanan, Dan Dilema Keinginan vs Kewajiban. (2025)

east asian studiesindonesian economic studieseast asian languages

Kuiji's Reinterpretation of Amitabha's Physicality: Implications for YogāCāRa and Pure Land. Open MIND (2024)

pure landyogacontemporary asiaeast asian studiessouth asian culturecultural practiceseast asian languagesasian studiesmaterial cultureorientalism

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Ronald Green

Professor Department Chair

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Philosophy and Religious Studies

Thomas W. and Robin W. Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Studies Of Philosophy And Religious

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Ronald Green is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Professor Department Chair at Coastal Carolina University.

Honors

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Coastal Carolina University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Not All Mindfulness is the Same – Here’s Why It Matters for Health and Happiness. (2026)

Teaching Introduction to Asian Religions: A Qm-Informed Framework Grounded in Lived Religion, Ethics, and Media. Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University) (2026)

Buddhism, Cinema, and the Ontological Crisis: A Critical Examination of Victor Fan's Cinema Illuminating Reality. Religious Studies Review (2025)

Exploring Questions of Meaning, Ethics and Belief Through Japanese Anime. (2025)

psychology of religionethical theoryjapanese animeinterpretationeast asian languagesasian studiesspiritualityethicscultural studiesphilosophyjapan studies

Reinterpreting CatuṣKoṭI in Contemporary Philosophy: Tensions Between Non-Classical Logic and East Asian Buddhist Soteriology. SMARATUNGGA JURNAL OF EDUCATION AND BUDDHIST STUDIES (2025)

Teaching Buddhism Through Ikiru: Impermanence, Moral Awakening, and Buddhist Ethics in Film. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2025)

film theoryfilm studiesmoral educationreligious studiesreligionbuddhist ethicsfilm criticismphilosophy of filmcinemaasian studiescultural analysismoral awakeningfilmcultural studies

Teaching Buddhism Through Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring. Ethics, Impermanence, and Monastic Practice in Korean Cinema. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2025)

contemporary asiaeast asian studiesreligioncultural practicesculturecinemaasian studiesmonastic practiceorientalismcultural studieskorean cinema

Tradisi Keagamaan Dalam Anime Jepang: Takdir, Pengorbanan, Dan Dilema Keinginan vs Kewajiban. (2025)

east asian studiesindonesian economic studieseast asian languages

Kuiji's Reinterpretation of Amitabha's Physicality: Implications for YogāCāRa and Pure Land. Open MIND (2024)

pure landyogacontemporary asiaeast asian studiessouth asian culturecultural practiceseast asian languagesasian studiesmaterial cultureorientalism

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