Thanks to the kind support of Khyentse Foundation, this year the Ratnākara Readings will take place at Mahidol University, Department of Humanities, between February the 25th and March the 22nd 2019. This nearly month-long series of workshops focuses on readings of Sanskrit primary sources led by scholars internationally recognized as authorities on the texts presented.
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Dear Colleagues,
The Centers for Japanese Studies and Buddhist Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, together with Ōtani University and Ryūkoku University in Kyoto announce a workshop under the supervision of Mark Blum that will focus on critically examining premodern and modern hermeneutics of the Tannishō, a core text of the Shin sect of Buddhism, and arguably the most well-read religious text in postwar Japan. 2019 will be the third year in this five-year project that meets twice each year: we will meet in Berkeley from March 1 to 3 and in Kyoto at Ōtani University from June 21 to 23.
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The Centers for Japanese Studies and Buddhist Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, together with Ōtani University and Ryūkoku University in Kyoto announce a workshop under the supervision of Mark Blum that will focus on critically examining premodern and modern hermeneutics of the Tannishō, a core text of the Shin sect of Buddhism, and arguably the most well-read religious text in postwar Japan. 2019 will be the third year in this five-year project that meets twice each year: we will meet in Berkeley from March 1 to 3 and in Kyoto at Ōtani University from June 21 to 23.
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Dear All:
Happy New Year!
Registration is open for most Spring 2019 continuing education courses and workshops in historic preservation. This program is run by the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH) at Rutgers University-Camden in partnership with the New Jersey Historic Trust. Register for one or more courses now to acquire the tools you need to get history stuff done!
Greetings
Registration is now open for the workshop: 'Antiquarian Science in the Scholarly Society'
This is workshop II of the AHRC International Networking Grant: Collective Wisdom: Collecting in the Early Modern Academy
Hi,
Oral History Winter School 2019 has two workshops with a few open spots left. Interested in oral history, folklore, interviewing, and archives? Come learn about oral history methods, theory, and practice in Hudson, NY this winter.
For more info and links see the full announcement below.
