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  • About
    • About the Project
      • Mission
      • Project Summary
    • About Us
      • Governance
      • Project Participants
      • Institutional Partners
      • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • Research
    • Contour
    • Background
    • Methodology
    • Research Programs
    • Clusters
    • Expected Outcomes
    • Originality
    • Significance
  • Publications
    • Project-related Book Series and Journals
      • Hualin International Journal of Buddhist Studies
      • Brill Series on East Asian Religions
      • Chinese Translation Series of Foreign Studies on Buddhism and East Asian Religions
      • Studies in Chinese Religions
      • Journal of Chan Buddhism
      • “Famed Mountains and Great Temples”: A Book Series on Buddhist Sacred Space in China
    • Publications by Team Members
  • Training
    • Training Philosophy
    • Training Program—Mission
    • Training Program—Tenth Anniversary Celebration
    • Summer Program
    • Winter Program
    • Intensive Program
    • Exchange Student Program
    • Postdoctoral Program
  • Field Trips
    • Philosophy
    • Fieldtrip Guidelines
    • Cluster Field Trip Plans
      • Clusters in Phase 1 (2017-2019)
      • Clusters in Phase 2 (2020-2022)
    • Data Collection
    • Map of Field Sites
  • Resources
    • FROGBEAR Database of Religious Sites in East Asia
    • Glossary
    • Funding & Opportunities
      • Opportunities from this project
      • Opportunities from partners and collaborators
    • Relevant Projects
  • News
    • Conference Series
    • Lecture Series
    • Newsletters
    • News
  • enEnglish (English)
    • zh-hans简体中文 (Chinese (Simplified))
    • zh-hant繁體中文 (Chinese (Traditional))
    • frFrançais (French)
    • ja日本語 (Japanese)
    • ko한국어 (Korean)
    • viTiếng Việt (Vietnamese)

News

  • From the Ground Up: Buddhism & East Asian Religions/
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Jan 06 2021
Special issue on Buddhism and Technology in the Journal of the Japanese Association for Digital Humanities

Special issue on Buddhism and Technology in the Journal of the Japanese Association for Digital Humanities

Open access. Guest editors: Marcus Bingenheimer, Christian Wittern, and Jinhua Chen.Continue reading

Posted in: Feature, News
Jan 06 2021
First issue of Journal of Chan Buddhism

First issue of Journal of Chan Buddhism

First issue of Journal of Chan Buddhism. Edited by Jinhua Chen, George Keyworth, and Steffen Döll.Continue reading

Posted in: Feature, News
Dec 01 2020
Third volume of Brill Book Series

Third volume of Brill Book Series

Third volume of Brill Book Series: Studies on East Asian Religions. Authored by Sheng Kai, edited by Jinhua Chen.Continue reading

Posted in: Publications, Feature, News
Dec 01 2020
Second volume of Brill Book Series

Second volume of Brill Book Series

Second volume of Brill Book Series: Studies on East Asian Religions. The series editors are Susan Andrews, Jinhua Chen, and Guang Kuan.Continue reading

Posted in: Publications, Feature, News
Oct 13 2020
Call for participants: CRTA Workshop

Call for participants: CRTA Workshop

Saturday, October 17, via Zoom.Continue reading

Posted in: News, Uncategorized
Sep 30 2020
Guide to Buddhist Studies in France (updated Aug 2020)

Guide to Buddhist Studies in France (updated Aug 2020)

An informative guide on higher education in France.Continue reading

Posted in: Feature, News, Uncategorized
May 01 2020
Report on CRTA (Chinese Religious Texts Authority) workshop

Report on CRTA (Chinese Religious Texts Authority) workshop

Report on the CRTA workshop, December 15-19, 2019 Aussois, France. Continue reading

Posted in: worskhop, News
Apr 17 2020
FROGBEAR April 2020 Newsletter

FROGBEAR April 2020 Newsletter

Latest updates from FROGBEAR project and its affiliated networks and partners.Continue reading

Posted in: News
Mar 07 2020
International Conference on “Esoteric Buddhism and East Asian Society”

International Conference on “Esoteric Buddhism and East Asian Society”

March 7-8, 2020. University of British Columbia.Continue reading

Posted in: Conference, Events, News
Feb 03 2020
Summer School in Classical Chinese and Japanese

Summer School in Classical Chinese and Japanese

July 6–31, 2020. Venice, Italy – Ca’ Foscari University.Continue reading

Posted in: News
Jan 14 2020
CFA: Sheng Yen Education Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Chinese Buddhism at UBC

CFA: Sheng Yen Education Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Chinese Buddhism at UBC

Deadline to apply March 15, 2020Continue reading

Posted in: Postdoc Program, News
Oct 22 2019
Update – Cluster 2.1 and 3.2

Update – Cluster 2.1 and 3.2

Clusters 2.1 and 3.2 Field Visits in Northern China. June-July, 2019.Continue reading

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    • RSS Material in UBC Open Collection

      • The list of donors of the Liao dynasty dharani pillar (陀羅尼經幢) at Yunju Temple (雲居寺) 2
        This side shows one cartouche, names and institutes of the donors of the dharani pillar. The major donor is a military official named （ 陳（辶氏？近？）貞）. Many donors are surnamed Zheng, possibly all from the same neighborhood North Zheng Yard （北鄭院）. The first one is a picture of the whole face [1]; the second is the […]
      • The list of donors of the Liao dynasty dharani pillar (陀羅尼經幢) at Yunju Temple (雲居寺) 1
        This side shows the names and backgrounds of the donors of the dharani pillar.These donors usually are grouped together by families. The donors include chestnut manor owner, a sutra scribe, military officials,and common folks of the Zheng Village（鄭邑）. The donors' names seemed to be carved by different people, because the fonts and styles of the […]
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