凯瑟琳‧道尔敦（Catherine Dalton） 博士
在本次演讲中，凯瑟琳将探讨如何将佛教研究及其文本翻译与坚定的体验式训练结合，从而形成更有效、更充实的学习和翻译方法。
古德曼佛学讲座
自2021年6月起，钦哲基金会推出“古德曼佛学讲座”系列，为大家呈献来自欧洲、亚洲以及北美洲的基金会合作学府和机构的学者给予的线上佛学讲座。古德曼佛学讲座的缘起，是为了纪念钦哲基金会的老朋友和顾问史提夫·古德曼教授(1945–2020)。他的智慧和幽默一直为他的学生和同事带来鼓舞。古德曼教授一直以来都以不可动摇的决心，致力于将基金会所护持的众多佛学研究成果与大众分享。讲座的目的，乃是在学术与非学术性的听众之间架设一道桥梁，以易于理解的方式为大众介绍佛学研究领域的一些大胆的思维以及创新的研究，而主讲者都是在佛学研究界首屈一指的学者。欢迎大家参加所有免费线上讲座。
过往的讲座系列
拉塔迪欧卡（Lata Deokar ） 博士
本次演讲将讨论古印度佛教论师对佛教术语与其语义的理解方法与记录方式，以及他们是否采用了印度世俗辞书的编纂方法。
赵东明
本次讲座，主要在介绍中国隋唐时代的佛学里面，其中的两个主要佛教宗派的思想特色与要点，亦即：天台佛学与法相唯识佛学的要点与特色。
李胜海教授
这个讲座将以厌恶的美学为例，讨论厌恶如何引发寂静味与英勇味，从而带来佛教梵文文学中两种重要的美学体验。
乔治斯·T·荷祺雅教授
最早的藏传佛典经录
本次讲座将借助最后一部吐蕃时期的藏译佛典经录《旁塘目录（dkar chag ’phang thang ma）》的内容，探讨最早的藏文大藏经的形成和内容。
桑赛玛·悟哲德博士
本次演讲将带领大家参观这些寺庙并说明佛教与汗国之 间存在着促使制度化佛教在蒙古领土上扩散的相互作用，这些过程影响了统一的蒙古国的解体。
魏雅博教授
在二十世纪的大部分时间里全世界都对禅宗着迷，禅学研究也随之成为了一门主要的学科。
姚治华教授
本讲将以作者所提出的“无的类型学”为背景，分析和归纳佛教哲学各派的“空”的观念，同时也会涉及中国哲学、西方哲学中的相关讨论。
艾瑞克·贝玛·昆桑
任何人，随时随地，都可以改善、解放和超越当下的心态。怀着不偏不倚、利他的和不咄咄逼人的态度，本次讲座我将讲述《三摩地王经》中所教导的四个永恒原则。
Dr. Gareth Sparham
A Brief History of, and Introduction to, the Śatasāhasrikāprajñāpāramitā (“The Perfection of Wisdom in One Hundred Thousand Lines”)
“The Perfection of Wisdom in One Hundred Thousand Lines” is a colossal scripture. Probably the longest sacred book in existence, it comprises 12 volumes running to nearly 10,000 pages.
Professor Sheng-Hsin Hsu
National Taiwan UniversityZhuangzi and Zen
The interpretation of some Zen masters’ verses and their analogy with Zhuangzi’s thought. (Lecture in Chinese)
Professor Seiji Kumagai
Kyoto UniversityThe Past, Present, and Future of Buddhism and Buddhology in Japan
This talk will explore the history and current state of Buddhism and Buddhology in Japan, with an eye toward what they might aspire to become in the future.
Dr. Trent Walker and Dr. Anand Venkatkrishnan
Stanford University and University of ChicagoSinging the Dharma in Cambodia: A Conversation on Until Nirvana’s Time
This event brings Anand Venkatkrishnan, assistant professor of the history of religion in South Asia at the University of Chicago, into dialogue with Trent Walker, postdoctoral fellow of the Ho Center for Buddhist Studies at Stanford University.
Professor Mark Allon
University of SydneyBuddhism in Ancient Gandhara and Recent Manuscript Discoveries
Several major collections of Buddhist manuscripts from ancient Gandhara (present day northern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan) have come to light over the past three decades.
Professor Paul Harrison
Stanford UniversityWhat Can We Learn From the Teaching of Vimalakīrti?
This talk takes as its point of departure a recently published English rendition of one of the most celebrated of all Mahāyāna sūtras, The Teaching of Vimalakīrti.
Professor Saerji
Peking UniversityThe Formation of the Tibetan Buddhist Canon and its Textual Value (Lecture in Chinese)
This lecture aims to explore the history of the translation and integration of Tibetan-translated Buddhist scriptures from both diachronic and synchronic perspectives.* Lecture is in Chinese
Professor Friedrich Grohmann
Fo Guang UniversityWho can be rightly called a Bodhisattva?
Professor Jens-Uwe Hartmann
University of MunichOut of Town, yet Bound to it: How the Early Buddhists Organized Seclusion and Survival
In a way, early Buddhism can even be viewed as a reaction to this urbanization.
Venerable Professor K.L. Dhammajoti
Buddha Dharma Centre of Hong KongMaster Xuanzang’s Contribution to Modern Buddhist Studies | 玄奘大师对现代佛学研究的贡献
Dr. Naomi Appleton
University of EdinburghNarrative Buddhology: Explorations of Indian Buddhist Literature
Indian Buddhist texts contain a complex fabric of narratives interweaving the Buddha’s past lives, his final life, his encounters with others and their past-life encounters with other buddhas.
Professor Eviatar Shulman
The Hebrew University of JerusalemOn Creating the Early Discourses (Suttas) of the Buddha
In this talk we will inquire into some of the motivations and methods behind the shaping of the early discourses, in order to obtain an improved understanding of the nature of the early Buddhist tradition.
Professor Anne C. Klein (Rigzin Drolma)
Rice UniversityBeing Human and a Buddha Too: Dialogues with Yeshe Tsogyal
Sādhanas capture with utmost economy the essence of Buddhist logic and mythos, philosophy and poetics, sounding and silence.
Professor Peter Skilling (Bhadra Rujirathat)
Chulalongkorn UniversityThe Universe of Buddhist Canons
There is no agreement on the definition or range of the term ‘Buddhist canon’ or ‘Buddhist canons’—to the point that we may speak of a "loose canonicity."
Professor Imre Hamar
Eötvös Loránd UniversityThe Role of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva in Buddhist Practice
Professor Sarah H. Jacoby
Northwestern UniversityThe Relatable and Extraordinary Life of Sera Khandro Dewé Dorjé
In this talk I will share some tastes of a project I am currently immersed in to translate the richness of both the relatable and extraordinary elements of Sera Khandro’s writing from Tibetan into English.
Professor Jacob Dalton
University of California, BerkeleyTibetan Tantra at Dunhuang
After a brief introduction to the Dunhuang collection in general, this lecture considers what these ancient treasures tell us about the early Tibetan assimilation of tantric Buddhism in particular, from the late eighth to the late tenth centuries.
Professor Dorji Wangchuk
Univsersity of HamburgWhen Can Buddhism Be Considered Dead and When Living?
In this talk, I wish to reflect, from an emic perspective, on what would characterize the life and vitality of Buddhism, and when can it be considered dead and when living.
Professor Shrikant Bahulkar
Savitribai Phule Pune UniversityVedism and Buddhism
Professor Donald S. Lopez, Jr.
University of MichiganReason and Revelation in Buddhism
