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Home / CJBS Publication: 2020 Special Issue Buddhism and Social Change

CJBS Publication: 2020 Special Issue Buddhism and Social Change

The Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies 2020 special issue “Buddhism and Social Change“ was published and is now available for online reading

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Introduction of the Special Issue
By Wendi Adamek, University of Calgary

Articles

As If This Is Home
By Wendi Adamek, University of Calgary

Chan Practitioners as Agents of Social Change
By Rebecca S.K. Li, The College of New Jersey

Ecodharma: a new Buddhist path?
By David Loy, Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center

Pragmatism, Institutionalism, and Buddhism: Toward a Synthesis for Socially Engaged Buddhist Economics
By Joel Magnuson, Willamette University

Book Reviews

A Yogācāra Buddhist Theory of Metaphor
By Richard K. Payne, Institute of Buddhist Studies, Graduate Theological Union

Buddhist Stone Sutras in China Sichuan Province Volume 3
By Elizabeth Guthrie, University of Waterloo

Reincarnation in Tibetan Buddhism
By Colin H. Simonds, Queen’s University

News and Views

“Reimagining East Asian Buddhism: Wuyue Foundations of Song Dynasty Buddhism and Beyond:” A Talk by Professor Albert Welter
By Jisi Fu, Fudan University, and Jing Le, East China Normal University

“The Life-world of Chinese Buddhism: Temple-town Relationship and Everyday Life in Jiangnan:” A Talk By Professor Tang Zhongmao
By Jing Le, East China Normal University

Tibetan Monastic Education: Challenges and Reforms
By Weiyu Lin, University of British Columbia

“‘How to Milk a Painted Cow:’ Considering the Buddhist View of Emptiness:” A Lecture by Khenpo Chöying Dorjee at UBC, February 28, 2019
By Sarah Fink, University of British Columbia

On Chinese Qin and Chan Buddhism Literature: A Lecture by Dr. Huqun Li
By Maggie Mitchell, University of British Columbia, and Sarah Fink, University of British Columbia

Reflections on Attending the Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies (2019)
By Gerjan Altenburg, McMaster University

Naturalizing Buddhism: Tradition and Tension: A Reflection on Bernard Faure’s Leslie S. Kawamura Memorial Lecture at the University of Calgary (March 29, 2019)
By Josh Ereshefsky, University of Calgary

The Oriental Nun and Representation of Buddhist Female Monastics or Monasticism: An Interview with Elizabeth Guthrie (University of Waterloo)
By Ngoc B. Le, Simon Fraser University

The Politics and Pathways of Return: Trans-regional Perspectives on a Buddhist Homeland (June 28-29, 2019): A Conference Report
By Ngoc B. Le, Simon Fraser University

Autumn Canadian Conferences
By Jeffrey Kotyk, McMaster University

Thai Forest Buddhism Enters the British Columbian Forest: A talk by Luke Clossey and Karen Ferguson at Simon Fraser University
By Liam Foster, Simon Fraser University

“All Living Beings Have Buddha-Nature:” the Genesis of the Concept of Universal Buddhahood: A Lecture by Dr. Michael Zimmermann at UBC
By Sarah Fink, University of British Columbia

Premodern Japanese Studies International Conference at McGill, 10-11 October 2019
By Alex Dieplam, McGill University

In the Present Moment: Buddhism, Contemporary Art and Social Practice (October 25-27, 2019): A research convening report
By Marina DiMaio, Curatorial Assistant, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

Religion and Politics in Bhutan: An Interview with Dr. Dagmar Schwerk
By Ngoc B. Le, Simon Fraser University

“Did Women Produce Buddhist Texts in Medieval China? And Does it Matter if they did?:” Lecture by Stephanie Balkwill
By Sarah Fink, University of British Columbia

New Paths in Teaching Buddhist Studies: Conference Report
By John Negru, Independent Scholar, Publisher at Sumeru Books

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