H-Buddhism serves as a medium for the exchange of information regarding academic resources, new research projects, scholarly publications, university job listings, and so forth, for specialists in Buddhist Studies who are currently affiliated with academic institutions.
This is a draft list of academic resources useful for the study of Buddhism in China in the modern period, between about 1850 and 1949. I am limiting its content to:
simply because to include primary sources would mean a list of thousands of items or more.
Forwarded from the Korean Studies list serve
This is fantastic news -- an excellent step forward for the field! Congratulations to all involved!
Paul Hackett
Columbia University
[Posted on behalf of Masahiro Shimoda]
Dear Colleagues,
A reminder that August 1st is the deadline to apply for funding to attend the special workshop on early Chinese Buddhist translations at Yale in October. Funding remains available for graduate students coming from anywhere in North America. The full original announcement and description of the workshop is given below.
- Eric Greene (Yale University)
SPECIAL WORKSHOP ON EARLY CHINESE BUDDHIST TRANSLATIONS, LED BY JAN NATTIER
