All is change/
All is change/ The two thousand year journey of Buddhism to the West
Lawrence Sutin
- New York: Little Brown and Company, c2006.
- 403 p.
ONE
Buddhist India and the Classical and Early Christian West
TWO
Syncretism Along the Silk Road
THREE
• The Jesuit Encounter with Buddhism
FOUR
The "China Craze" and the Rise of the European Orientalists
FIVE
From Herder to Heidegger: The Embedding of Buddhism
in Western Philosophy
SIX
The Rise of Theosophy and the "Great Game"
SEVEN
Transcendentalists, Christian Missionaries, and Asian Buddhist
Immigrants to America
EIGHT
Japanese Zen Missions to the West
NINE
Forbidden Tibet: Western Explorations and Fantasies
TEN
Buddhism Takes Root in the West: The Christian Response
and a Hesitant Ecumenism
ELEVEN
Beat Zen and Crazy Wisdom
TWELVE
The Dalai Lama and the Transformation of
Buddhism in the West
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ONE
Buddhist India and the Classical and Early Christian West
TWO
Syncretism Along the Silk Road
THREE
• The Jesuit Encounter with Buddhism
FOUR
The "China Craze" and the Rise of the European Orientalists
FIVE
From Herder to Heidegger: The Embedding of Buddhism
in Western Philosophy
SIX
The Rise of Theosophy and the "Great Game"
SEVEN
Transcendentalists, Christian Missionaries, and Asian Buddhist
Immigrants to America
EIGHT
Japanese Zen Missions to the West
NINE
Forbidden Tibet: Western Explorations and Fantasies
TEN
Buddhism Takes Root in the West: The Christian Response
and a Hesitant Ecumenism
ELEVEN
Beat Zen and Crazy Wisdom
TWELVE
The Dalai Lama and the Transformation of
Buddhism in the West
0316741566
294.3091821 / LAW/A