Buddhism and world culture/
R. K. Pruthi,S. Ram, Archna Chaturvedi
- New Delhi : Commonwealth Publishers, 2011.
- 315p. : 25cm.
1. The Message of the Buddha 2. Buddhism and World Culture 3. Migrations of Buddhism Over Asia 4. Greatness of Buddha and Buddhism 5. Memories of Hiouen-Thsang 6. The Introduction and Development of the Sihala Sangha 7. Venerable Upali's Mission in Ceylon 8. A Note on the Bhikkhu Sangha and the Laity 9. Teaching Buddhism in a University of the West: A Moral Responsibility 10. The Concept of True Friendship in the Buddha's Dhamma 11. Man in Society : The Buddhist View 12. Duties, Rights and Responsibilities 13. The Chakmas and the Bengalee Buddhists : A Discourse on Interaction and New Partnership 14. Speech Delivered by Ven. Mapalagama Wipulasara Mahathera 15. Parliament of the World's Religions in Chicago 1993 16. First Parliament of the World's Religiorrs 17. Buddhaghosa's Padyacudamani 18. Rabindra Nath Tagore's Message 19. The Buddhist "Personalities" 20. Alayavijnana (Store-Consciousness) Original Conception Found in Theravada Pali Canon 21. Good-Will 22. Man and His Personality 23. Brahma Vihara Bhavana or The Cultivation of Divine Sentiments 24. The Saddha Concept in Buddhism 25. The Buddha's Concept of Reality 26. Influence of the Buddhist Jatakas on European Literature 27. Bamiyan : Where Once Buddha's Golden Lines Sparked 28. Knowledge"and Compassion 29. Buddhist Ethics 30. Youth and the Buddha 31. The Sukhavati Literature 32. The Contribution of Buddhism to Letters 33. The Legend of the Buddha 34. The Buddhist Conception of Life 35. Thai-Cambodian Culture Relationship 36. The Rise of the Khmer 37. The Khmer Art and Culture in Thailand 38. Promoter of True Human Culture
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Buddhism -- History. Buddhism and culture. Buddhism -- India -- History.