Seeing Like the Buddha

Seeing Like the BuddhaConsiders film as a form of Buddhist ritual and contemplative practice. In this important new contribution to Buddhist studies and Buddhist film criticism, Francisca Cho argues that films can do more than simply convey information about Buddhism. Films themselves can become a form of Buddhist ritual and contemplative practice that enables the viewer not only to see the Buddha, but to see like the Buddha. Drawing upon her extensive knowledge of both

The chapter then reviews applications of marker-assisted selection in soybean breeding to deal with biotic threats such as nematodes

including ethnography

step-by-step investigation of how each policy decision affected the segregation of the city's east side

Anthony Appiah

After the success of Whatever Happened to the Egyptians

Includes a CD of eleven audio files with music of the Ababda Nomads

examines the appeal of this particular genre and attempts to reveal why it is distinct from the plethora of other crime fictions

The current global economic crisis has increased fiscal deficits and the accumulated public debts of most countries

udder health has declined in many dairy breeds because of its unfavourable correlations with milk production

and examinations of attitudes to prophets

focusing on artefacts from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

Contributions to this volume recognize that early drama depended on specific developments in material culture in order to achieve its effects