By Saly Sirothphiphat FROGBEAR project’s cluster 3.4 Typologies of Text-Image Relations was led by Christoph Anderl, in collaboration with Marcus Bingenheimer, Oliver Streiter, Tzu-Lung Melody Chiu, Ngar-sze Lau, and Yoann Goldin. The project took place from May 24 to June 2, 2023, in the beginning of Bangkok’s monsoon season. Continue reading
Click here to return to the main program page. Lecture 1: KUAN Guang 寬廣 (Qing Liang Buddhist Association [London] 倫敦清涼講堂/Wutai Research Institute for Eastern Buddhist Culture 五臺山東方佛教文化研究院): 鑒往知來，古為今用：中古佛教譯場體制對當代佛經翻譯的啓示 | Learning from the Past: Implications of the Institution of Medieval Buddhist Translation for Contemporary Translation Projects of Buddhist Scriptures Seminar 1: Meir SHAHAR Continue reading
Tenth Volume of “Hualin Series on Buddhist Studies” (Chinese). Edited by Jinhua Chen.Continue reading
Ninth Volume of “Hualin Series on Buddhist Studies” (Chinese). Edited by Jinhua Chen and Dewei Zhang.Continue reading
Eighth Volume of “Hualin Series on Buddhist Studies” (Chinese). Edited by Ru Zhan and Jinhua Chen.Continue reading
Ninth Volume of “Hualin Series on Buddhist Studies”. Edited by Jinhua Chen and Dewei Zhang.Continue reading
Eighth Volume of “Hualin Series on Buddhist Studies”. Edited by Ru Zhan and Jinhua Chen.Continue reading
New open access book edited by Jinhua JiaContinue reading
New open access book edited by Jinhua JiaContinue reading
Click here to return to the main program page. Schedule for 2024 Wutai International Intensive Program on Buddhist Studies *tentative schedule, subject to change Session 堂次 Aug. 7 Wed 週三 Aug. 8 Thr 週四 Aug. 9 Fri 週五 Aug. 10 Sat 週六 Aug. 11 Sun 週日 Aug. 12 Mon 週一 Continue reading
Return to main conference page. Paul ATKINS, University of Washington Intercultural Intrareligious Exchanges in the Life and Poetry of the Japanese Zen Monk Zekkai Chūshin 絶海中津 (1336-1405) During the fourteenth century, there was a robust exchange of people, ideas, and objects between China and Japan, much of which was Continue reading
Return to main conference page. 1 Paul ATKINS, University of Washington Paul S. Atkins is professor of Japanese in the Department of Asian Languages and Literature at the University of Washington, Seattle. His specialization is the literature, drama, and culture of medieval Japan. Publications include the monographs Teika: Continue reading
