Anson Shupe is professor of sociology at the joint campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne and is a member of the graduate faculty at both institutions. A prolific writer dealing with religious movements, clergy misconduct, violence, and inequality, he is the author of Agents of Discord and Rogue Clerics. Christopher Bradley is an assistant professor of sociology at the joint campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne. His primary research interests are in the social psychological areas of emotion, small group interaction, self-concept, and human motivation.

• AcknowledgmentsPreface1 Approaching the Zen-Social Psychology Nexus2 Self and Self-Concept: The Absolute and the Relative3 Attitudes and Emotions ... from Where?4 Social Psychology and Zen Ethical Issues in Social Movements: Zen Meets Motivation5 Putting Constructs in Their PlaceA Brief Working Glossary of Zen TermsReferencesIndex

Anson Shupe is professor of sociology at the joint campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne and is a member of the graduate faculty at both institutions. A prolific writer dealing with religious movements, clergy misconduct, violence, and inequality, he is the author of Agents of Discord and Rogue Clerics. Christopher Bradley is an assistant professor of sociology at the joint campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne. His primary research interests are in the social psychological areas of emotion, small group interaction, self-concept, and human motivation.

• AcknowledgmentsPreface1 Approaching the Zen-Social Psychology Nexus2 Self and Self-Concept: The Absolute and the Relative3 Attitudes and Emotions ... from Where?4 Social Psychology and Zen Ethical Issues in Social Movements: Zen Meets Motivation5 Putting Constructs in Their PlaceA Brief Working Glossary of Zen TermsReferencesIndex

Anson Shupe is professor of sociology at the joint campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne and is a member of the graduate faculty at both institutions. A prolific writer dealing with religious movements, clergy misconduct, violence, and inequality, he is the author of Agents of Discord and Rogue Clerics. Christopher Bradley is an assistant professor of sociology at the joint campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne. His primary research interests are in the social psychological areas of emotion, small group interaction, self-concept, and human motivation.

• AcknowledgmentsPreface1 Approaching the Zen-Social Psychology Nexus2 Self and Self-Concept: The Absolute and the Relative3 Attitudes and Emotions ... from Where?4 Social Psychology and Zen Ethical Issues in Social Movements: Zen Meets Motivation5 Putting Constructs in Their PlaceA Brief Working Glossary of Zen TermsReferencesIndex