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Dear H-Buddhism Members,
We are very pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of The Eastern Buddhist, Third Series, volume 2, number 2, December 2022.
The centerpiece of this issue is, at eighty-three pages, a concise, yet sweeping biographical treatment of D. T. Suzuki by Professor James C. Dobbins. The volume also contains the latest installment of Professor Robert F. Rhodes’s yearly report on Japanese Books on Buddhism, here providing an overview of those published in 2021.
Dear H-Japan Members,
We are very pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of The Eastern Buddhist, Third Series, volume 2, number 2, December 2022.
The centerpiece of this issue is, at eighty-three pages, a concise, yet sweeping biographical treatment of D. T. Suzuki by Professor James C. Dobbins. The volume also contains the latest installment of Professor Robert F. Rhodes’s yearly report on Japanese Books on Buddhism, here providing an overview of those published in 2021.
(Apologies for Cross-Posting)
The Eastern Buddhist Society Lecture Series
The Many Faces of D. T. Suzuki
James C. Dobbins
The Eastern Buddhist Society Lecture Series
The Many Faces of D. T. Suzuki
James C. Dobbins
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Please join us for the next talk sponsored by the Sichuan Religions project.
Sonya Lee (USC) will discuss her new book:Temples in the Cliffside.
The event will start with a brief introduction to the religious history of Leshan 樂山 by Elena Valussi (Loyola University Chicago) and Stefania Travagnin (SOAS).
24 February 2023, 10-11:30am (California time) ; 7-8.30 PM (CET)
The Buddhist Forum, sponsored by the Khyentse Foundation
