Editing Senoo Giro (section)

== Writings ==

* Seno'o Girō (1921). 『光を慕ひて』 [In Pursuit of Light]. {{annotation|An early autobiographical testimony of faith, recounting Seno'o's childhood illness, his discovery of the Lotus Sutra, and his conversion to Nichiren Buddhism.}}

* Seno'o Girō (1924). 「平易なる日蓮主義」 [Nichirenism Made Easy]. 『若人』. {{annotation|A three-part dialogue among a Nichirenist spokesman, a student, and a businessman, reflecting Seno'o's still-nationalist and class-conciliatory position during his years with the Dainippon Nichirenshugi Seinendan.}}

* Seno'o Girō (1924). 「日米問題と日蓮主義」 [Japanese–American Problems and Nichirenism]. 『若人』. {{annotation|Written in response to the 1924 United States Immigration Act, this essay counsels non-violent resistance and draws a parallel between Nichiren's call for national self-examination and Japan's own discrimination against Koreans, Chinese, and burakumin.}}

* Seno'o Girō (1926). 「立正安国の現代的意義」 [The Modern Significance of the Risshō Ankokuron]. 『若人』. {{annotation|An early sign of Seno'o's turn away from state-centered Nichirenism, criticizing "selfish nationalism" as a betrayal of Nichiren's insistence on the primacy of the Dharma over earthly rulers.}}

* Seno'o Girō (1928). 「昭和維新」 [On the Shōwa Restoration]. 『若人』. {{annotation|A two-part essay that moves from a celebration of benevolent imperial rule to an indictment of the zaibatsu and parliamentary politicians as the true "gravediggers" of Japan, marking Seno'o's decisive turn toward economic radicalism.}}

* Seno'o Girō (1928). 「'''[[SG28KJC|共産党事件に直面して仁王護国経の一節を読む]]'''」 ['''[[SG28KJC-T|Confronting the Communist Party Incident: Reading a Passage from the Sutra for Humane Kings Protecting the Nation]]''']. 『若人』. {{annotation|(Annotation to be added.)}}

* Seno'o Girō (1929). 「日蓮主義の時代的必要性」 [The Timely and Necessary Character of Nichirenism]. 『若人』. {{annotation|A three-part essay arguing that authentic Nichirenism must side with the public against elites and engage directly with the socialist movement's struggle against capitalism.}}

* [Youth League for Revitalizing Buddhism] (1931). '''[[SD31FPM-T|Founding proclamation and mission statement]]]''' ('''[[SD31FPM|宣言, 綱領]]'''). {{annotation|Drafted by Seno'o and read publicly at the League's founding meeting of April 5, 1931. See the original text at [[SD31FPM]] and its English translation at [[SD31FPM-T]].}}

* Seno'o Girō (1931). 「新興仏教への転身」 [Metamorphosis Toward a New Buddhism]. 『新興仏教の旗の下に』. {{annotation|An early statement of the League's break with sectarian Buddhism, calling for direct refuge in the historical Buddha Śākyamuni and rejection of the capitalist economic system.}}

* Seno'o Girō (1931). 「'''[[SG31SBU|新興佛教運動の進路――一斉に佛陀の大傘下に帰れ――]]'''」 ['''[[SG31SBU-T|The Course of the Revitalized Buddhism Movement: Return Together beneath the Buddha’s Great Banner!]]''']. 『新興佛教の旗の下に』.  {{annotation|(Annotation to be added.)}}

* Seno'o Girō (1931). 「'''[[SG31SBE|新興佛教への転身]]'''」 ['''[[SG31SBE-T|Conversion to Revitalized Buddhism]]''']. 『新興佛教の旗の下に』.  {{annotation|(Annotation to be added.)}}

* Seno'o Girō (1931). 「'''[[SG31HSU|反宗教運動批判]]'''」 ['''[[SG31HSH-T|A Critique of the Anti-Religious Movement]]''']. 『新興佛教の旗の下に』. {{annotation|(Annotation to be added.)}}

* Seno'o Girō (1932). 「'''[[SG32NNU|農村の窮迫と農村寺院の運動]]'''」 ['''[[SG32NNU-T|The Crisis of the Countryside and the Rural Temple Movement]]''']. 『新興佛教』. {{annotation|(Annotation to be added.)}}

* Seno'o Girō (1933). 『社会変革途上の新興仏教』 ['''[[SG33SHS-T|Revitalized Buddhism on the Road to Social Reform]]''']. {{annotation|Seno'o's central theoretical work, arguing systematically that Buddhism is atheistic, materialist, and revolutionary, and laying out six "demands of the modern age" that a revitalized Buddhism must meet.}}

* Seno'o Girō (1934). 「'''[[SG34BHU|仏教と平和運動]]'''」 ['''[[SG34BHU-T|Buddhism and the Peace Movement]]''']. 『国民仏教聖典』. {{annotation|(Annotation to be added.)}}

* Seno'o Tetsutarō (妹尾鉄太郎) and Inagaki Masami (稲垣真美), eds. (1974–1975). 『妹尾義郎日記』 [The Diary of Seno'o Girō]. 7 vols. Kokusho Kankōkai. {{annotation|Seno'o's personal diary, covering more than five decades of his life from 1909 to 1961; an indispensable primary source for reconstructing his private religious and political development, extensively drawn upon by Stephen Large and later biographers. Volume 4 covers the peak operational years of the Youth League (1931–1936).}}

* Seno'o Girō, ed. Inagaki Masami (稲垣真美) (1975). 『妹尾義郎宗教論集』 [Collected Religious Writings of Seno'o Girō]. Daizō Shuppan (Daizō Sensho 17). {{annotation|A posthumous one-volume anthology of Seno'o's essays and monographs, compiled by his principal biographer, and the essential source base for his published work. Most of the texts listed here are included in this volume.}}