Published on 28 Feb 2019

​HistorySeminar Series AY2018-2019 | The Era of Isolation and the Emergence of Buddhismin Fourth-Century China

TitleHistory Seminar Series AY2018-2019 | The Era of Isolation and the Emergence of Buddhism in Fourth-Century China
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By Dr Sangyop Lee, Stanford University

 

Sangyop Lee received his BA from the Department of Philosophy at Seoul National University with the thesis "A Comparative Analysis of the Fanwang jing Bodhisattva Precepts and the Yogācāra Bodhisattva Precepts," and his MA from the same department with the thesis "A Study of the Theory of the Imperishable Soul." His research interest includes social and intellectual history of early Chinese Buddhism, with an emphasis on Lushan Huiyuan and the Buddhist community on Mount Lu, the problem of "Sinification" of Buddhism, interaction between East Asian Buddhist traditions, and bodhisattva precepts in India and China.

Date / TimeThursday, 28 February 2019 | 4:30 – 6:30pm
VenueHSS Meeting Room 2

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