The twists and turns of Tangut studies, from major scholarly names to important developments
scholarship
Tangut Time: A Timeline of Tangutology—Origins to World War Two
The twists and turns of Tangut studies, from major scholarly names to important developments
BDG Postcard #40: 15 April 2025
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Why Buddhist Studies is a Critical Part of the Arts and Humanities
University of Hong Kong Centre of Buddhist Studies graduate Karen Cheung makes the case for protecting Buddhist Studies
Buddhist Studies is in Danger of Decimation in the US
Attacks on higher education in the US will likely diminish American scholarly contributions to Buddhist Studies
The Evolution of Buddhist Studies: Regional Scholarly Foci and the Shift Toward Interdisciplinary Collaboration
In this exploration of Buddhist Studies and spiritual seeking, we look at the broad contours of Buddhist Studies, its history, and where we are at today
The Place of Meditation and Personal Religious Practice in Buddhist Studies
In her exploration of Buddhist Studies and spiritual seeking, Karen Cheung reflects on the dual path of believer and student
Meditations from the 2nd Karmapa with Charles Manson
Charles Manson is a cataloguer of the Tibetan collections of manuscripts at the Bodleian Library and a scholar of Karma Pakshi, the 2nd Karmapa
Dhammajoti Mission to host Charity Luncheon in Hong Kong
The Dhammajoti Mission seeks to help Ven. Prof. K.L. Dhammajoti spread the Dharma more effectively and support scholarship
Virtual Buddhist Counselling in Modern Times: An interview with Dr. Kin Cheung (George) Lee
Conversations with speakers at the “Religious Chanting, Art Therapy, Buddhist Counselling, and Brain Entrainment” conference at The University of Hong Kong, October 2024