Susanne Klien und Christoph Wulf: Well-Being.
Emotions, Rituals and Performances in Japan.
Paragrana. Internationale Zeitschrift für Historische Anthropologie. Bd. 22, 1, Akademie Verlag: 2013

Susanne Klien/Christoph Wulf:
Introduction: Well-being in Ritual
Practices                                                11-16

Peter Ackermann:
The Price of Ritual                                   17-27

Ingrid Kellermann: Can Happiness
be Created in Rituals? An Ethnographic
Perspective on the Staging of Happiness
in the Family in Germany and in Japan      28-48

Jörg Zirfas:
Fast Food and Fun: Well-being in
Modern Eating Rituals                              49-59

Volker Schubert:
Die Organisation von Wohlbefinden
in japanischen Kindergärten                      60-70

Hisako Omori: Rite of Redemption:
Japanese Canadians, Remembrance Day,
and the Restorative Power of Rituals         71-88

Ryofu Pussel:
Ritual and Well-being in the Contemporary
Shikoku Pilgrimage: The “Spectrum of the Sacred”                                                 89-104

Klaus-Peter Köpping:
The Auspiciousness of the Performative
Body-Ritual Dancing in Folk-Religious
Festival in Japan                                  105-129

Yogo Nagao:
Folk-Performing Arts, Community Life
and Well-being: Why shishimai Matters
in Toyama, Japan                                 130-153

Susanne Klien:
Bullfighting, Self- Enhancement and
Well-being in Rural Japan                      154-164

William Lee: Whose Festival is it?
Patterns of Participation in the
Japanese matsuri                                165-179

Izumi Kuroishi:
Shinjo Matsuri: Community Revitalization
through the Construction and
Circulation of Decorated Floats             180-196

John Traphagan:
Rituelle Modulation, Liminalität und
die nembutsu-Praxis im ländlichen
Japan                                                  197-213

Christoph Wulf:
The Happiness of the Family Reflected in
Rituals, Narratives, Images, and Performances                                      214-234

Shoko Suzuki:
Wisdom on the Pursuit of Happiness
in Daily Life: Christmas Celebrations
in the German Family                           235-248

Ruprecht Mattig:
Transnational Ecstasy and Japanese
Ganbarism: Cultural Pattern in the
Pedagogy of Outward Bound Japan       249-268

Jörg Potrafki:
From Fighting to Joy in Kendo              269-280

Klaus Zhebe:
The “Performance” of Kyõgen.
Rituals and Topoi of Well-being            281-292

Alexander J. Wulf:
Well-being and Risk-taking Behavior.
A Case of Study of Employee Well-being
Policies in Corporate Japan                  293-306