Pankaj Jain is professor of philosophy and religious studies at FLAME UniversityJeffrey D. Long is the Carl W. Zeigler Professor of Religion, Philosophy, and Asian Studies at Elizabethtown College

• Part I. Epistemological Encounters: East and West1.The Dialogical and Therapeutic Paradigms in Indian Philosophy, by Karl-Stéphan Bouthillette2.Sa?khya and Yoga as an Indian Religious and Cultural Science, by Al Collins3.The Notion of Play (Lila) in Gaudiya Vai??avism and Its Implications for the Western Understanding of Play, by Carl OlsonPart II. Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain Theories for Religion4.Dharma: A Short History, by Pankaj Jain5.Anthropology and Religious Studies through Buddhist Lens: Dissolution of the Observer and the Observed in Emptiness, by Soraj Hongladarom6.Non-Reductive Integral Pluralism: Anekantavada as a Methodology for the Study of Religions, by Jeffery D. Long7.Mahayana Buddhism and the Social Sciences, by John Clammer

Pankaj Jain is professor of philosophy and religious studies at FLAME UniversityJeffrey D. Long is the Carl W. Zeigler Professor of Religion, Philosophy, and Asian Studies at Elizabethtown College

• Part I. Epistemological Encounters: East and West1.The Dialogical and Therapeutic Paradigms in Indian Philosophy, by Karl-Stéphan Bouthillette2.Sa?khya and Yoga as an Indian Religious and Cultural Science, by Al Collins3.The Notion of Play (Lila) in Gaudiya Vai??avism and Its Implications for the Western Understanding of Play, by Carl OlsonPart II. Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain Theories for Religion4.Dharma: A Short History, by Pankaj Jain5.Anthropology and Religious Studies through Buddhist Lens: Dissolution of the Observer and the Observed in Emptiness, by Soraj Hongladarom6.Non-Reductive Integral Pluralism: Anekantavada as a Methodology for the Study of Religions, by Jeffery D. Long7.Mahayana Buddhism and the Social Sciences, by John Clammer

Pankaj Jain is professor of philosophy and religious studies at FLAME UniversityJeffrey D. Long is the Carl W. Zeigler Professor of Religion, Philosophy, and Asian Studies at Elizabethtown College

• Part I. Epistemological Encounters: East and West1.The Dialogical and Therapeutic Paradigms in Indian Philosophy, by Karl-Stéphan Bouthillette2.Sa?khya and Yoga as an Indian Religious and Cultural Science, by Al Collins3.The Notion of Play (Lila) in Gaudiya Vai??avism and Its Implications for the Western Understanding of Play, by Carl OlsonPart II. Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain Theories for Religion4.Dharma: A Short History, by Pankaj Jain5.Anthropology and Religious Studies through Buddhist Lens: Dissolution of the Observer and the Observed in Emptiness, by Soraj Hongladarom6.Non-Reductive Integral Pluralism: Anekantavada as a Methodology for the Study of Religions, by Jeffery D. Long7.Mahayana Buddhism and the Social Sciences, by John Clammer