From the Ground Up: Buddhism and East Asian Religions

Category: Cluster Leader

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Goossaert, Vincent

Institution: École pratique des hautes études
Department: Sciences religieuses
Email: vincent.goossaert@ephe.sorbonne.fr

Role(s): Co-investigator, Participant-Faculty, Research Committee, Cluster Leader

Vincent Goossaert is a historian, professor at EPHE. He was guest professor at Geneva University and Chinese University of Hong Kong. He works on the social history of modern Chinese religion, and has focused on Daoism, on religious specialists as professionals and social roles, on the politics of religion, and on the production of moral norms.Continue reading

Galambos, Imre

Institution: University of Cambridge
Department: Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Email: iig21@cam.ac.uk

Role(s): Participant-Faculty, Cluster Leader, Co-investigator

Imre Galambos specialises in the study of medieval Chinese manuscripts from sites in northwestern China.Continue reading

Bingenheimer, Marcus

Institution: Temple University
Department: Department of Religion
Email: marcus.bingenheimer@temple.edu

Role(s): Participant-Faculty, Cluster Leader, Database committee, Co-investigator, Fieldwork Committee

Marcus Bingenheimer 馬德偉 teaches in the Department of Religion. He was born in Germany. He obtained an MA (Sinology) and Dr.phil (History of Religions) from Würzburg University and an MA (Communication Studies) from Nagoya University. Continue reading

Andrews, Susan

Institution: Mount Allison University
Department: Department of Religious Studies
Email: sandrews@mta.ca

Role(s): Participant-Faculty, Cluster Leader, Co-investigator, Knowledge Mobilization Committee

Susan Andrews is an Assistant Professor of Eastern Religions . Her areas of Teaching and Research include: Religions of China, Japan and Korea, Ritual Practice, Pilgrimage, and Material Culture .Continue reading

Anderl, Christoph

Institution: Ghent University
Department: Centre for Buddhist Studies
Email: christoph.anderl@ugent.be

Role(s): Participant-Faculty, Cluster Leader, Co-investigator

Christoph Anderl is a Professor in the Centre for Buddhist Studies. His main research interest is the study of Medieval Chinese, as reflected in Buddhist texts (Buddhist Hybrid Chinese), including syntax, semantics, and rhetorical devices. Continue reading