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medieval Buddhists and their environments
Medieval Buddhists and Their Environments / Jason Protass and Jeffrey Moser -- Contextualizing the Relationship between Nature and Culture in East Asian Buddhism / James Robson -- Flesh Mountain: Human Bodies on a Nonhuman Scale / Reiko Ohnuma -- Movements and Patterns in Embodied Landscapes for Art / Eric Huntington -- Geomorphism at "The Peak That Flew in from Afar" / Jeffrey Moser -- The Japanese Image of the Buddhist Earth: Geography, Cosmology, and the Culture of Vision / Max Moerman -- Human Places and Cosmic Spaces: Ecological Engagements at Ellora / Tamara Sears -- Riverine Buddhism at Changlu Monastery / Jason Protass -- Masculine Mountains: Gendered Affordances at Dali's Stone Treasure Grottoes / Megan Bryson -- The Geoaesthetics of Ritual in the Chinese Buddhist Sanctuary of Shizhuanshan / Phillip E. Bloom -- "Occasions Both Worldly and Transcendent": Sacred Trees in Buddha's India / Maria Heim -- Vidyārājas and the Articulation of Ecological Interdependence at Cave Temples / Sonya S. Lee -- Mountains, Waters, and Dharmakāya: Kūkai's Irrigation Projects / Ryūichi Abé.
edited by Jeffrey Moser and Jason Protass.
Essays from the "Buddhist Geoaesthetics" conference held at Brown University, May 3-4, 2019.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Honolulu : University of Hawaiʻi, [2024]