| University of
Hawaii at Manoa - Catalog
- Graduate Study - Admissions - School of Hawaiian, Asain & Pacific Studies - Index - Catalog 2001-02 -- Asian Studies - Graduate Programs - Admissions - Requirements --- Asian Studies related Faculty --- Buddhist Studies Program - Faculty - Courses - Department of Philosophy - Faculty - Books - The East West Center - Grad Fellowships - UH Press - Books on Philosophy - Philosophy East West |
Roger T. Ames, London, Chinese Philosophy (Classical Confucianism
and Daoism) Arindam Chakrabarti, Oxford, Indian Philosophy Vrinda Dalmiya, Brown, Indian Philosophy Eliot Deutsch,Columbia , Indian Philosophy, Comparative Philosophy David J. Kalupahana, London, Buddhist Philosophy Steve Odin, Japanese Philosophy, Comparative Philosophy Graham Parkes, Berkeley, Comparative Philosophy |
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University of Virginia
- Admissions
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David Germano, Wisconsin (Indian and Tibetan Buddhism); Paul S. Groner, Yale. (Japanese and Chinese Buddhism) P. Jeffrey Hopkins, Wisconsin (Indian and Tibetan Buddhism) Karen Lang, Washington (Indian Buddhism, Theravada Buddhism, Indian Religions) Anne Monius, Harvard (Hinduism, Indian Religions); |
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| University of
Washington at Seattle - Graduate
School - Web
Application - Department of Asian Languages and Literature - Faculty - Prospective Grad Students -- Buddhist Studies -- Early Buddhist Manuscript Project - Project Personnel - School of International Studies (Graduate Study) -- South Asian Studies Program |
Frank Conlon, PhD., Minnesota, Religions of India Collett Cox, PhD., Columbia, Buddhism, study of religion Richard Salomon, Ph.D., Pennsylvania, religion in India Charles Keyes, Ph.D., Cornell, South Asian Buddhism |
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Stanford - Admissions
- Bulletin
- Graduate - Center for Buddhist Studies
- About
- Programs
- Faculty
- Courses
- Research |
Carl W. Bielefeldt, Professor (California-Berkeley), East
Asian Buddhism. Bernard Faure, Professor (Universite de Paris), East Asian |
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| Columbia
- Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures - Faculty - Program - Center for Buddhist Studies - Program Info -- Robert Thurman, Ryuichi Abe |
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| Princeton
- Grad Catalog - East Asian Studies - Grad Program - Faculty - Religion - Philosophy |
Stephen Teiser (Chinese/Popular) Martin Colcutt (Japanese/Zen) Jackie Stone (Japanese/Nichiren/Tendai) Soho Machida (Japanese/Zen) |
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| Harvard University - Asian Studies at Harvard - Sanskrit and Indian Studies - East Asian Languages and Civilizations - Regional Studies- East Asia |
Leonard van der Kuijp (Indo-Tibetan history and literature) Helen Hardacre (Japanese Religions) Christopher Queen (Engaged/American) Stanley Tambah (Theravada) |
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University
of Wisconsin at Madison - Grad
Catalog |
Gudrun Buhnemann. Ph.D. (Tantra) Prof. John Dunne, Ph.D. (Indian Mahaayaana and Tibetan Buddhism; Buddhist philosophy) Charles Hallisey, Ph.D. (South and Southeast Asian/Theravada) |
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| UCLA - Center for East Asian Studies - Center for Southeast Asian Studies - East Asian Languages and Cultures - (includes India) -- Buddhsit Studies - Faculty/Students |
William Bodiford (Japanese Buddhism, Soto Zen) Robert Buswell (Korean Buddhism, Chinese Buddhism; Wonhyo, Chinul) Gregory Schopen (South and Southeast Asian Buddhism) Michele Marra (EALC), Japanese philosophy David Schaberg (EALC), Chinese thought |
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UC Santa Barbara -
Grad |
Alan Grapard (Japanese Buddhism, Shinto, Zen) Barbara Holredge (Hinduism, Jewish Mysticism, Hindu iconography) David White (Hinduism, Creation Mythology) Vesna Wallace (Ceylon Buddhism, Indian Buddhism) Alan B. Wallace (Tibetan Buddhism, Tibetan Language) William Powell (Chinese Buddhism, Tai Chi) |
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| University of Pennsylvania
- Arts and Sciences
(Grad Division) - Programs
- Admissions - Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies - Faculty - Requirements -- Graduate Group (faculty) -- Center for East Asian Studies - Handbook - South Asia Regional Studies - Ancient History Group - Faculty - Faculty in Philosophy |
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| Indiana
University Bloomington
- Graduate
Bulletin - Depts - East Asian Studies Center - East Asian Languages and Cultures - Faculty -Grad Program - India Studies - Phd Minor - Courses - Faculty - Religious Studies - Grad Program - Faculty -- Jan Nattier (History, Chinese sources for Early Buddhism), John R. McRae (East Asian, Chan), Rob Campany (Taoism) |
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| University of Chicago - Divinity School |
Steven Collins (Theravada) Paul Griffiths (Indian/Mahayana) Matthew Kapstein (Tibetan) Frank Reynolds (Theravada) |
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Australian National University
- Grad School - Asian
Studies Programs |
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University of Toronto -
Grad Studies |
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| University of London
- School of Oriental and African Studies - Graduate Prospectus |
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| University of Michigan Department of Asian Languages and Cultures -- Buddhist Studies |
Luis O. Gomez, Mahayana Buddhism, history of early Chan, Psychology
of Religion. Donald S. Lopez, late Indian Mahayana Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism. Robert C. Sharf,. Ch'an/Zen history,ideology, and art, Shingon monastic ritual, Japanese New Religions. Philip J. Ivanhoe, Chinese Religious and Philosophical thought. |
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| Yale University Department of Religious Studies Council on East Asian Studies |
Stanley Weinstein, Japanese and Chinese Buddhism. | |
| Rice University Dept. of Religious Studies |
Douglas Mitchell Ph.D. (U.T. Austin) [Dept of Linguistics]
Sanskrit Stephen Tyler Ph.D. (Stanford) [Anthropology] Indian religions, Linguistics Anne C. Klein( Indo-Tibetan Buddhism, Language) Richard Smith (Chinese Lit, I-Ching) Sarah Thal (Japanese Rel) David Gray (Tibetan, Chinese Buddhism) |
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