Acknowledgments
PARTI. INTRODUCTION: THESOCIALFUNCTIONSOFRELIGIOUS BELIEF: MANIFEST AND LATENT
　　1. G. DE VOS: Religion and Family: Structural and Motivational Relationships
　　2. M. SPIRO : Some Reflections on Family and Religion in East Asia
PART II. SHAMANISTIC FEATURES IN INDIGENOUS RELIGIONS
　　3. L. KENDALL: Korean Shamanism: Women's Rites and a Chinese Comparison
　　4. K. SASAKI : Spirit Possession as an Indigenous Religion in Japan and Okinawa
PART III. THE INFLUENCE OF THE GREAT TRADITIONS
　　5. L. LANCASTER: Elite and Folk: Comments on the Two-Tiered Theory
　　6. M. OZAKI: The Taoist Priesthood: FromTsai-chiatoCh‘u-chia
　　7. W. M. TU: OnNeo-ConfucianismandHuman-Relatedness
　　8. M. BITO: Confucian　Thought　duringtheTokugawa　Period
　　9. L. LANCASTER: Buddhism　and　Family　in　EastAsia
PART IV. ANCESTOR WORSHIP WITHIN A CULTURAL CONTEXT: PAST AND PRESENT
　　10. M. FUJII: Founder　Worship　in　Kamakura　Buddhism
　　11. M. SUENARI: The “Religious Family” among the Chinese　of　Central Taiwan
　　12. K.　K. LEE: Family and Religion in Traditional and Contemporary Korea
　　13. K.　MORIOKA: Ancestor　Worship　in　Contemporary　Japan: Continuity and Change
PART V. WOMAN'S ROLE AND STATUS IN THE FAMILY
　　14. T. SOFU: Family and Interpersonal Relationships in Early Japan
　　15. M. TANAKA: Maternal Authority in the Japanese Family
　　16. H. C. KOH: Religion and Socialization of Women in Korea