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- CALL FOR
APPLICANTS> Nepali & Newar Workshop, University of Toronto, April
8-27, 2019
- NEW JOURNAL
ISSUE> Fo Guang Journal of Buddhist Studies 5.1 (2019)
CALL FOR
APPLICANTS> Nepali & Newar Workshop, University of Toronto, April 8-27,
2019
by Christoph Emmrich
The
Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Centre for Buddhist Studies at the University
of Toronto presents:
A
Nepali and Newar Workshop
with
Laxmi Nath Shrestha
April
8-27, 2019, Mo-Sa, 9:30am-12:30pm, 1:30-3:30pm
University
of Toronto, 170 St. George Street
Jackman
Humanities Building, room 318
Hosted
by the only university in the world outside of Nepal where students can study
Nepali and Newar, this workshop offers training in two languages that are key
for studying Newar Buddhism and Hinduism in the Himalayas and beyond. It will
cover conversational Nepali in the mornings as well as conversational and
literary Newar in the afternoons in two modules, which may be taken separately.
Students on all levels are welcome. Language competence will be assessed on the
first day and groups will be formed accordingly.
The
instructor Laxmi Nath Shrestha is a widely acclaimed Nepali and Newar language
teacher who over the last 40 years has taught several generations of Nepal
Studies scholars. He has been conducting courses at universities in Heidelberg,
Kiel, Lisbon, Vienna, and Zürich.
Applicants
are requested to send in a brief statement of purpose and an up-to-date CV.
Registration closes once full course capacity is reached, or, on March 31,
2019, whichever date is earlier. Participation is free. Travel support is
available for a limited number of students based outside the Greater Toronto Area.
Please
direct your applications and all enquiries to Alexander O’Neill at alexander.oneill@mail.utoronto.ca.
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Christoph Emmrich
Associate Professor, Buddhist
Studies
Director, Centre for South
Asian Studies
at the Asian Institute, Munk
School of Global Affairs and Public Policy
Chair, Numata Program
UofT/McMaster
University of Toronto
Department for the Study of
Religion
University of Toronto
Jackman Humanities Building,
R.203
170 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario M5R 2M8,
Canada
+416.978.6463 (o), +416.978.1610
(f)
Centre for South Asian Studies
(CSAS)
Asian Institute, Munk School of
Global Affairs and Public Policy
North Building, R.106
1 Devonshire Place
Toronto, ON M5S 3K7, Canada
Tel.: (416)
978-6463
NEW
JOURNAL ISSUE> Fo Guang Journal of Buddhist Studies 5.1 (2019)
by Yi-hsun Huang
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Dear Colleagues,
The Center for Buddhist Studies at Fo
Guang University in Taiwan would like to announce the recent publication of
issue 5.1 (2019) of the Fo Guang Journal of Buddhist Studies 佛光學報. This issue contains six articles in Chinese and
English on Buddhism in East Asia from the 16th to 18th
centuries.
http://120.101.67.49/newspaper_menu.php?pub_id=JDI5IQ==&rePageUrl=L25ld3...
The contents of the present issue are also listed below.
Best wishes,
Yi-hsun Huang
Professor, Department of Buddhist Studies
Vice Director, Center For Buddhist Studies
Fo Guang University, Taiwan
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Articles:
萬金川 WAN, Jin-chuan
《維摩詰經》的身份話語：一個文學社會學的解讀—以Ratnâkara的身份敘事為例—
A Literary Sociological Interpretation of Identity in the Vimalakīrtinirdeśa Sūtra: The Narrated Identity of Ratnâkara
《維摩詰經》的身份話語：一個文學社會學的解讀—以Ratnâkara的身份敘事為例—
A Literary Sociological Interpretation of Identity in the Vimalakīrtinirdeśa Sūtra: The Narrated Identity of Ratnâkara
野口善敬 NOGUCHI,
Yoshitaka
雪嶠圓信法系與《據源錄》
The Dharma Lineage of Xueqiao Yuanxin and the Record of Juyuan
The Dharma Lineage of Xueqiao Yuanxin and the Record of Juyuan
GRONER, Paul
Ryōō Dōkaku了翁道覚 (1630-1707),
Ascetic, Philanthropist, Bibliophile, and Entrepreneur
黃繹勳 HUANG , Yi-hsun
明清三峰派稀見文獻解題（一）
An Introduction to Eight Rare Texts from the Sanfeng Chan Tradition in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (Part I)
明清三峰派稀見文獻解題（一）
An Introduction to Eight Rare Texts from the Sanfeng Chan Tradition in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (Part I)
金程宇／蘇航 JIN, Cheng-yu /
SU, Hang
《禪宗雜毒海》的版本及其相關問題
Versions of the Chanzong zadu hai and Related Issues
《禪宗雜毒海》的版本及其相關問題
Versions of the Chanzong zadu hai and Related Issues
劉家幸 LIU, Chia-hsin
日本黃檗三祖慧林性機生平著作考述
A Study of the Life and Works of Erinshōki, the Third Patriarch of Obaku Zen in Japan
日本黃檗三祖慧林性機生平著作考述
A Study of the Life and Works of Erinshōki, the Third Patriarch of Obaku Zen in Japan
ZAMORSKI, Jakub
Sanskrit Grammar in Early Modern East Asia—a Study of Kiben’s Guidelines for Studying the Eight Cases of the Chinese Language
Sanskrit Grammar in Early Modern East Asia—a Study of Kiben’s Guidelines for Studying the Eight Cases of the Chinese Language
王鋒 WANG , Feng
1940 年代的僧裝改革風波
The Reform Controversy over Buddhist Monastic Robes in the 1940’s
The Reform Controversy over Buddhist Monastic Robes in the 1940’s
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