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Hope to use it, pending a teaching job! 
Dear Japanese/Asian religions colleagues: Do you have plans to teach with the new English translation of Saint Young Men ่โใใซใใใ? If so, I want to hear from you for a little writing project Iโm working on: Why use it, value in the classroom, lesson plans, etc. DM!pic.twitter.com/kFF9K0WO4J
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I very much hope that you get to use it IN a teaching job!
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I've used the manga and anime before in class, but I haven't looked into the English translation yet. Teaching a course on Buddhism in Japan on Sem.2, so I'll let you know if I am using it.
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Please do. Got a deadline at the end of this month so I might reach out by email between now and then.
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I briefly introduced it as an example of Buddhism in popular culture when I taught Intro to Buddhism in the summer and Intro to Japanese Religions this past fall at UCSB! I would love to share my opinions on it for your exciting project! Please let me know how to proceed!
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Thanks! Will email you.
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I played the OVA to a class as an example of alternative ways of approaching religiosity. I also showed students an episode of Noragami and we discussed how they presented different relationships with "the divine"
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