Daniel Cozort is Professor of Religion at Dickinson College. He is the author of Unique Tenets of the Middle Way Consequence School (Snow Lion Publications, 2013) and Highest Yoga Tantra (Snow Lion Publications, 2005).James Mark Shields is Associate Professor of Comparative Humanities and Asian Thought at Bucknell University. His publications include Against Harmony: Progressive and Radical Buddhism in Modern Japan (Oxford University Press, 2017) and Critical Buddhism: Engaging with Modern Japanese Buddhist Thought (Ashgate, 2011).

This volume offers newcomers solid orientation to the field and to specific ethical issues, and brings seasoned scholars up to date on advances in Buddhist thinking... Summing Up: Recommended.

• Daniel Cozort and James Mark Shields: Introduction Part I: Foundations 1: Peter Harvey: Karma 2: Paul Groner: The Bodhisattva Precepts 3: Justin Whitaker and Douglass Smith: Ethics, Meditation, and Wisdom Part II: Ethics and Buddhist Traditions 4: Martin T. Adams: Moral Development in Early Buddhist Literature 5: Charles S. Prebish: The Vinaya 6: Bhikkhu Analayo: Bhiksuni Ordination 7: Barbra Clayton: The Changing Way of the Bodhisattva 8: Bronwyn Finnegan: Madhyamaka Ethics 9: Michael Conway: Ethics in Pure Land Schools 10: Gene Reeves: A Perspective on Ethics in the Lotus Sutra 11: Christopher Ives: Ethics in Zen 12: Gareth Sparham: Tantric Ethics 13: Juliana Essen: Buddhist Ethics in South and Southeast Asia 14: Richard Madsen: East Asian Buddhist Ethics 15: Holly Gayley: Buddhist Ethics in Contemporary Tibet Part III: Comparative Perspectives 16: Sīlavādin Meynard Vasen: Buddhist Ethics Compared to Western Ethics 17: Emily McRae: Buddhism and the Psychology of Moral Judgments 18: Dan Arnold: Buddhist Reductionism and the Logical Space of Reasons Part IV: Buddhism and Society 19: Peter Harvey: The Buddhist Just Society 20: James Mark Shields: Buddhist Economics 21: Stephanie Kaza: Buddhist Environmental Ethics 22: Michael Jerryson: Buddhism, War, and Violence 23: Sallie B. King: The Ethics of Engaged Buddhism in Asia 24: Christopher Queen: The Ethics of Engaged Buddhism in the West Part V: Contemporary Issues 25: Damien Keown: The Buddhist Basis for a Doctrine of Human Rights 26: Alice Collett: Buddhism and Women 27: Amy Paris Langenberg: Buddhism and Sexuality 28: Michael Barnhart: Buddhist Perspectives on Abortion and Reproduction 29: Damien Keown: Buddhism and Euthanasia 30: Martin Kovan: Suicide in Buddhist Ethics 31: Paul Waldau: Buddhism and Animal Rights

Daniel Cozort is Professor of Religion at Dickinson College. He is the author of Unique Tenets of the Middle Way Consequence School (Snow Lion Publications, 2013) and Highest Yoga Tantra (Snow Lion Publications, 2005).James Mark Shields is Associate Professor of Comparative Humanities and Asian Thought at Bucknell University. His publications include Against Harmony: Progressive and Radical Buddhism in Modern Japan (Oxford University Press, 2017) and Critical Buddhism: Engaging with Modern Japanese Buddhist Thought (Ashgate, 2011).

This volume offers newcomers solid orientation to the field and to specific ethical issues, and brings seasoned scholars up to date on advances in Buddhist thinking... Summing Up: Recommended.

• Daniel Cozort and James Mark Shields: Introduction Part I: Foundations 1: Peter Harvey: Karma 2: Paul Groner: The Bodhisattva Precepts 3: Justin Whitaker and Douglass Smith: Ethics, Meditation, and Wisdom Part II: Ethics and Buddhist Traditions 4: Martin T. Adams: Moral Development in Early Buddhist Literature 5: Charles S. Prebish: The Vinaya 6: Bhikkhu Analayo: Bhiksuni Ordination 7: Barbra Clayton: The Changing Way of the Bodhisattva 8: Bronwyn Finnegan: Madhyamaka Ethics 9: Michael Conway: Ethics in Pure Land Schools 10: Gene Reeves: A Perspective on Ethics in the Lotus Sutra 11: Christopher Ives: Ethics in Zen 12: Gareth Sparham: Tantric Ethics 13: Juliana Essen: Buddhist Ethics in South and Southeast Asia 14: Richard Madsen: East Asian Buddhist Ethics 15: Holly Gayley: Buddhist Ethics in Contemporary Tibet Part III: Comparative Perspectives 16: Sīlavādin Meynard Vasen: Buddhist Ethics Compared to Western Ethics 17: Emily McRae: Buddhism and the Psychology of Moral Judgments 18: Dan Arnold: Buddhist Reductionism and the Logical Space of Reasons Part IV: Buddhism and Society 19: Peter Harvey: The Buddhist Just Society 20: James Mark Shields: Buddhist Economics 21: Stephanie Kaza: Buddhist Environmental Ethics 22: Michael Jerryson: Buddhism, War, and Violence 23: Sallie B. King: The Ethics of Engaged Buddhism in Asia 24: Christopher Queen: The Ethics of Engaged Buddhism in the West Part V: Contemporary Issues 25: Damien Keown: The Buddhist Basis for a Doctrine of Human Rights 26: Alice Collett: Buddhism and Women 27: Amy Paris Langenberg: Buddhism and Sexuality 28: Michael Barnhart: Buddhist Perspectives on Abortion and Reproduction 29: Damien Keown: Buddhism and Euthanasia 30: Martin Kovan: Suicide in Buddhist Ethics 31: Paul Waldau: Buddhism and Animal Rights

Daniel Cozort is Professor of Religion at Dickinson College. He is the author of Unique Tenets of the Middle Way Consequence School (Snow Lion Publications, 2013) and Highest Yoga Tantra (Snow Lion Publications, 2005).James Mark Shields is Associate Professor of Comparative Humanities and Asian Thought at Bucknell University. His publications include Against Harmony: Progressive and Radical Buddhism in Modern Japan (Oxford University Press, 2017) and Critical Buddhism: Engaging with Modern Japanese Buddhist Thought (Ashgate, 2011).

This volume offers newcomers solid orientation to the field and to specific ethical issues, and brings seasoned scholars up to date on advances in Buddhist thinking... Summing Up: Recommended.

• Daniel Cozort and James Mark Shields: Introduction Part I: Foundations 1: Peter Harvey: Karma 2: Paul Groner: The Bodhisattva Precepts 3: Justin Whitaker and Douglass Smith: Ethics, Meditation, and Wisdom Part II: Ethics and Buddhist Traditions 4: Martin T. Adams: Moral Development in Early Buddhist Literature 5: Charles S. Prebish: The Vinaya 6: Bhikkhu Analayo: Bhiksuni Ordination 7: Barbra Clayton: The Changing Way of the Bodhisattva 8: Bronwyn Finnegan: Madhyamaka Ethics 9: Michael Conway: Ethics in Pure Land Schools 10: Gene Reeves: A Perspective on Ethics in the Lotus Sutra 11: Christopher Ives: Ethics in Zen 12: Gareth Sparham: Tantric Ethics 13: Juliana Essen: Buddhist Ethics in South and Southeast Asia 14: Richard Madsen: East Asian Buddhist Ethics 15: Holly Gayley: Buddhist Ethics in Contemporary Tibet Part III: Comparative Perspectives 16: Sīlavādin Meynard Vasen: Buddhist Ethics Compared to Western Ethics 17: Emily McRae: Buddhism and the Psychology of Moral Judgments 18: Dan Arnold: Buddhist Reductionism and the Logical Space of Reasons Part IV: Buddhism and Society 19: Peter Harvey: The Buddhist Just Society 20: James Mark Shields: Buddhist Economics 21: Stephanie Kaza: Buddhist Environmental Ethics 22: Michael Jerryson: Buddhism, War, and Violence 23: Sallie B. King: The Ethics of Engaged Buddhism in Asia 24: Christopher Queen: The Ethics of Engaged Buddhism in the West Part V: Contemporary Issues 25: Damien Keown: The Buddhist Basis for a Doctrine of Human Rights 26: Alice Collett: Buddhism and Women 27: Amy Paris Langenberg: Buddhism and Sexuality 28: Michael Barnhart: Buddhist Perspectives on Abortion and Reproduction 29: Damien Keown: Buddhism and Euthanasia 30: Martin Kovan: Suicide in Buddhist Ethics 31: Paul Waldau: Buddhism and Animal Rights