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5 produkter
Haunting the Buddha
Indian Popular Religions and the Formation of Buddhism
E-bok, 2004
954 kr
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Early European histories of India frequently reflected colonialist agendas. The idea that Indian society had declined from an earlier Golden Age helped justify the colonial presence. It was said, for example, that modern Buddhism had fallen away from its original identity as a purely rational …
Haunting the Buddha
Indian Popular Religions and the Formation of Buddhism
Inbunden, 2004
1848 kr
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Early European histories of India frequently reflected colonialist agendas. The idea that Indian society had declined from an earlier Golden Age helped justify the colonial presence. It was said, for example, that modern Buddhism had fallen away from its original identity as a purely rational …
Haunting the Buddha
Indian Popular Religions and the Formation of Buddhism
E-bok, 2004
954 kr
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Early European histories of India frequently reflected colonialist agendas. The idea that Indian society had declined from an earlier Golden Age helped justify the colonial presence. It was said, for example, that modern Buddhism had fallen away from its original identity as a purely rational …
Buddhism and the Senses
A Guide to the Good and Bad
Av Robert DeCaroli, Donald S. Lopez Jr.
Inbunden, 2024
349 kr
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Across Buddhist traditions, the five sensessight, sound, smell, taste, and touchare perceived both positively and negatively. Share our eminent scholars fascination and deep insight into what makes a sensuous experience good or bad. Following on the exhibition Encountering the Buddha: Art and …
Across the South of Asia
A Volume in Honor of Professor Robert L. Brown
Av Robert DeCaroli, Paul A. Lavy
Inbunden, 2024
1014 kr
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All too often, modern scholarship limits its scope according to the boundaries of contemporary nations and current geopolitical borders. Academic expertise frequently ties itself artificially to these pre-defined spaces and in so doing often does a disservice to the past. It is no great revelation …
