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A guide to the earliest Chinese Buddhist translations
texts from the Eastern Han (Dung-han) and Three Kingdoms (San-guo) periods -
Early Buddhist ballads
their relation to the older Upanishadic literature -
<<The>> prince who became a cuckoo
a tale of liberation -
Buddhism and tales of the supernatural in early medieval China
a study of Liu Yiqing's (403-444) Youming lu -
Transcultural Encounters in the Himalayan Borderlands : Kalimpong as a “Contact Zone"
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Buddha in Beton : Eine buddhologische Kritik der neuen Wege des japanischen Tempelbaus
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Louder and Faster : Pain, Joy, and the Body Politic in Asian American Taiko
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The Politics and Poetics of Authenticity : A Cultural Genealogy of Sinhala Nationalism
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Buddhist Approaches to Human Rights : Dissonances and Resonances
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Tsangnyön Herukas sånger : En studie och översättning av en tibetansk buddhistisk yogis religiösa poesi
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Kugŏsa munhŏn yŏn'gu
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Songs on the Road : Wandering Religious Poets in India, Tibet, and Japan
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Speaking for Buddhas
Scriptural Commentary in Indian Buddhism -
Coming to Terms with Chinese Buddhism
A Reading of the Treasure Store Treatise -
A partial enlightenment
what modern literature and Buddhism can teach us about living well without perfection -
Dao De Jing
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Madhyamakahṛdayam of Bhavya
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Buddhism and tales of the supernatural in early medieval China
a study of Liu Yiqing's (403-444) Youming lu -
Scriptural authority, reason and action
proceedings of a panel at the 14th World Sanskrit Conference, ["Buddhist Studies" Section], Kyoto, September 1st - 5th 2009 -
Translating Buddhist medicine in medieval China
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Kanonisierung und Kanonbildung in der asiatischen Religionsgeschichte
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Buddhism and the transformation of old age in medieval Japan
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Shared characters in Jain, Buddhist and Hindu narrative
gods, kings and other heroes -
Buddhism in Mathura
(a detailed study of Buddhist tradition, archaeology and art) -
Himalayan passages
Tibetan and Newar studies in honor of Hubert Decleer ; [based on presentations at the Twelfth seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies held in Vancouver in 2010]