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2010 Call for Papers

Buddhist Philosophy Group

While this Group entertains individual paper proposals, we mostly encourage thematically integrated sessions. These might focus on specific philosophical topics, on methodological issues, or on a recent publication in the field or a classical text of particular importance. Panels representing a diversity of methods to address a regionally defined topic are also encouraged. Potential topics raised by group members include: 1) The ontological and/or axiomatic status of the first Noble Truth; 2) Buddhist philosophy of the emotions; 3) Buddhist notions of habits, habituation, and habitus; 4) Meditation and philosophy of mind; 5) Buddhist reflections on the status of metaphors; 6) Buddhist reflections on the place of the body and/or intersubjectivity in Buddhist philosophy; 7) Buddhist reflections on Parimal G. Patil's Against a Hindu God: Buddhist Philosophy of Religion in India (Columbia University Press, 2009); 8) Buddhist reflections on the nature and character of Buddhist sastra (as genre, practice, etc.); and 9) Buddhist reflections on svasamvitti. Those interested in any of these topics should contact the chairs for information on other members intending to develop proposals on the same topic.

Chairs

Daniel A. Arnold (University of Chicago Divinity School)
d-arnold@uchicago.edu
 
Parimal G. Patil (Harvard University)
ppatil@fas.harvard.edu
 

Methods of Submission Accepted


Guidelines for Submission

 

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