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Issue 37 (August 2024)
Chinese Buddhist Monastic Institutional Life and Buddhist Women’s Experience and Practice
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Buddhist Monasteries and (Their) Oxen: Daoxuan’s Vinaya Commentaries
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Death, Legacy, and Remembrance: Buddhism in the Mortuary Practices of Palace Eunuchs in the Late Ming
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Illusory Substances: Figure Painting and Eulogy in Chan Texts and Monasteries during the Song Dynasty (960–1279)
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Institutional Adaptation of Chinese Buddhism to the Ming-Qing Transition: Two-Lineage Model of Guangji Monastery in Beijing
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The Case of “The Woman Emerging from Samādhi”: Gender and Reception History in a Chan Anthology
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The Jeweled Hairpin: “Da’aidao biqiuni jing” in Sinic Buddhism