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Hershock, Peter D. author. Buddhism in the Public Sphere. New York : Routledge ; Boulder : NetLibrary, Incorporated [Distributor], June 2006. 1 online resource (241 p.) text txt computer c online resource cr Routledge critical studies in Buddhism Description based upon print version of record. BOOK COVER; HALF-TITLE; SERIES-TITLE; TITLE; COPYRIGHT; DEDICATION; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; 1. LIBERATING ENVIRONMENTS; 2. HEALTH AND HEALING: Relating the personal and the public; 3. TRADE, DEVELOPMENT, AND THE POSSIBILITY OF POST-MARKET ECONOMICS; 4. TECHNOLOGY, MEDIA, AND THE COLONIZATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS; 5. GOVERNANCE CULTURES AND COUNTERCULTURES: Religion, politics, and public good; 6. DIVERSITY AS COMMONS: International relations beyond competition and cooperation; 7. FROM VULNERABILITY TO VIRTUOSITY: Responding to the realities of global terrorism 8. EDUCATING FOR VIRTUOSITYNOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX English Annotation <P>The core teachings and practices of Buddhism are systematically directed toward developing keen and caring insight into the relational or interdependent nature of all things. Hershock applies Buddhist thought to reflect on the challenges to public good, created by emerging social, economic, and political realities associated with increasingly complex global interdependence.</P><BR><P></P><BR><P>In eight chapters, the key arenas for public policy are addressed: the environment, health, media, trade and development, the interplay of politics and religion, international relations, terror and security, and education. Each chapter explains how a specific issue area has come to be shaped by complex interdependence and offers specific insights into directing the growing interdependence toward greater equity, sustainability, and freedom. Thereby, a sustained meditation on the meaning and means of realizing public good is put forward, which results in a solid Buddhist conception of diversity. Hershock argues that concepts of Karma and emptiness are relevant across the full spectrum of policy domains and that Buddhist concepts become increasingly forceful as concerns shift from the local to the global. </P><BR><P>A remarkable book on this fascinating religion, <EM>Buddhism in the Public Sphere</EM>will be of interest to scholars and students in Buddhist studies and Asian religion in general.</P> OCLC-licensed vendor bibliographic record. Buddhism and politics. Buddhism and social problems. buddhist perspective attentive mastery teaching moral clarity contributory virtuosity terms 0-415-54443-2 0-415-77052-1 Routledge critical studies in Buddhism. |
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BOOK COVER; HALF-TITLE; SERIES-TITLE; TITLE; COPYRIGHT; DEDICATION; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; 1. LIBERATING ENVIRONMENTS; 2. HEALTH AND HEALING: Relating the personal and the public; 3. TRADE, DEVELOPMENT, AND THE POSSIBILITY OF POST-MARKET ECONOMICS; 4. TECHNOLOGY, MEDIA, AND THE COLONIZATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS; 5. GOVERNANCE CULTURES AND COUNTERCULTURES: Religion, politics, and public good; 6. DIVERSITY AS COMMONS: International relations beyond competition and cooperation; 7. FROM VULNERABILITY TO VIRTUOSITY: Responding to the realities of global terrorism 8. EDUCATING FOR VIRTUOSITYNOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX |
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