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Topic: Death & Impermanence
Death & Impermanence
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Karma & Ethics
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Power, Violence & Justice
Karma: Fate or Freedom?
Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly
2013
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Buddhism & Modernity
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Comparative Philosophy & Religion
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Death & Impermanence
Beyond Transcendence? A Buddhist Perspective on the Axial Age
After Spirituality: Studies in Mystical Traditions edited by Philip Wexler & Jonathan Garb
2012
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Buddhism & Modernity
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Death & Impermanence
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Nonduality & Emptiness
Secular Buddhism? Review of Stephen Batchelor’s “Confession of a Buddhist Atheist
Tricycle , Fall, 2010
2010
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Death & Impermanence
Awareness Bound and Unbound: Realizing the Nature of Attention
Philosophy East and West
2008
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Comparative Philosophy & Religion
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Death & Impermanence
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Karma & Ethics
Rethinking Karma: How are we meant to understand this key Buddhist teaching?
Tricycle Magazine , Spring, 2008
2008
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Death & Impermanence
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Karma & Ethics
The Karma of Women
The Religious Roots of Violence Against Women (Cleveland, Ohio: Pilgrim Press, 2007), eds. Judith Plaskow and Marvin Ellison, pp. 49 - 65.
2007
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Death & Impermanence
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Nonduality & Emptiness
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Transcendence & the Sacred
The Second Buddha: the work of Nagarjuna, Buddhism’s greatest philosopher
Tricycle Magazine, Winter 2006
2006
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Death & Impermanence
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Lack & the Self
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Psychology & the Existential
“What Are You Really Afraid Of?”
Tricycle Magazine
2003
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Death & Impermanence
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Money, Economics & Consumerism
Momo, Dogen, and the Commodification of Time
(co-written with Linda Goodhew) KronoScope Vol. 2 no. 1 (2002), pp. 97-107.
2002
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Comparative Philosophy & Religion
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Death & Impermanence
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Lack & the Self
Interview for Buddhist-Christian Studies
University of Hawaii Press
2000
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