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Re: RESOURCE> 500 entries on Engaged Buddhism and Humanistic Buddhism added to H-Buddhism Zotero Bibliography

by William Chong

A great big thank you to Prof. Charles Muller for adding the Humanistic/Engaged Buddhism Bibliography's entries to the H-Buddhism Zotero Bibliography.
The project was only possible because of the generous funding and support of the Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism, Taiwan, and Nan Tien Institute, Australia.
We welcome bibliographic contributions from scholars around the world so as to create a more complete and representative bibliography for the field of Humanistic/Engaged Buddhism. Please contact me at williamchongek@gmail.com for further information.

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