Buddhism: Podcasts, Oh What Fun…

First an update on my thesis…. There is progress! 🙂 This weekend (FINALLY) I pulled myself together and began rigorously reading/writing. It’s only five or so pages, but my (all too kind) advisor says its good. And now back to the good stuff:

(from an email from Christopher Kelley at Columbia University, via a Buddhist discussion group I am in)

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The Center for Buddhist Studiesat Columbia University

www.cbs.columbia.edu

June Update – 2007

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New Podcasts & Posts:

1. “The ‘Economics of Climate Change’ Koan”

By Wendi Adamek (Columbia University)

http://www.cbs.columbia.edu/weblog/2007/06/the_economics_o.html

2. “Eye to Eye:’Transcendence & Immanence in

Kūkai’s Vision of Shingon'”

David Gardiner (Colorado College)

http://www.cbs.columbia.edu/weblog/2007/05/transcendence_i.html

3. “Establishing Validity in Tibetan Buddhism:

A Conversation with Geshe Dhamcho” (Institute of Buddhist Dialectics)

http://www.cbs.columbia.edu/cscp/2007/03/establishing_re.html

4. “Buddhism & Free-Will: Buddhist Paleo-Compatibilism”

Mark Siderits (Illinois State University) &

Carol Rovane (Columbia University)

http://www.cbs.columbia.edu/cscp/2007/03/buddhism_freewi.html

5. “New Sheng Yen Professor in Chinese Buddhist Studies”

By Gregory Scott (Columbia University)

http://www.cbs.columbia.edu/weblog/2007/05/inauguration_of.html

6. “‘Whither Buddhist Studies?’A Blue-Green Perspective on Trends in the Field”

By Wendi Adamek (Columbia University)

http://www.cbs.columbia.edu/weblog/2007/04/whither_buddhis.html

enjoy.

Buddhism: podcasts, oh what fun…