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Goodman Lecture SeriesNo. 28

Dr. Lata Deokar

Doing Lexicography Religiously

agosto 24, 2024
agosto 24, 2024
By maryann

This talk discusses how ancient Buddhist authors approached words and their meanings, how they documented meanings, and whether they did conventional lexicography or did away with it. The talk is restricted to Pali and Sanskrit Buddhist texts and to the Sanskrit lexicographical tradition.

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Tung-Ming Chao

East China Normal University
Key Points and Characteristics of Tiantai Buddhism and the Faxiang (Chinese Yogācāra) School 天台佛學與法相唯識佛學的要點與特色
agosto 14, 2024
By maryann
This lecture primarily introduces the key philosophical characteristics and points of two major Buddhist schools during the Sui and Tang dynasties in China: Tiantai Buddhism and the Faxiang (Chinese Yogācāra) School.
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Dr. Catherine Dalton

84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha and Rangjung Yeshe Institute
Study and Translation as Buddhist Practice
outubro 25, 2024
By maryann
In this talk, Catherine explores how integrating the study of Buddhism and the translation of its texts with committed experiential training can lead to a more effective and fulfilling approach to both learning and translation.
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