Colloquium Lecture Archive
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An Ecumenical Buddhist from an Atheist Country: Shaku Sōen and his visit to Ceylon and the U.S.A.
CategoriesLecture by Professor Norihisa Baba
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A lecture by Paul Harrison.
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Join us for a workshop exploring the art and complexity of translating the poetry of Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, a pivotal figure in 19th-century Tibetan Buddhism.
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The Lived Practice of Harmony: Vedānta, the Life of Sri Ramakrishna, and Religious Pluralism
CategoriesJoin us for a lecture over Zoom with Dr. Jeffery Long.
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Join us for a talk and discussion led by Dr. Heinz-Dieter Meyer, with Dean Martin Verhoeven as the discussant.
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Join us for a lecture with Doug Hansen.
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Join us for a public lecture from Dr. Charles Egan, Professor of Chinese at San Francisco State University.
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Robert M. Gimello studies E. Asian Buddhism, especially its medieval and early modern periods and its roots in Indian Mahāyāna. He focuses on Huáyán (The “Flower-Ornament” Tradition), Chán (Zen), and Mìjiāo (Esoterism), especially the relationships between doctrine and contemplative and liturgical practice.
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Dr. Diane Perpich of Clemson University will give a lecture on Merleau-Ponty and his feminist readers addressing the question, what if we could not conceive selfhood and subjectivity without an account of the body?
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Dr. Antonio Zirión Quijano of UNAM, Morelia will speak on the ethical character of Husserlian phenomenology.
