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AABS 2009 Conference

Date: 10th-11th December 2009
Venue: University of Sydney (The Refectory, Main Quadrangle)
Topic: Buddhist Studies Australasian Contributions
Brochure: Conference Brochure
Schedule: Conference Schedule

Registration and payment

Payment should be made in cash or by personal cheque on attendance.

  • General - $50 for both days ($25 for 1 day)
  • Students and unwaged - $30 for both days ($15 for 1 day)
  • Sangha - free of charge

Morning tea and lunch will be provided for both days. Dinner at neighborhood restaurants will be organized on both evenings.

Panels:

  • Buddhism in Australia
  • Buddhism in Practice
  • Buddhist Philosophy
  • Text and function
  • Transmission of Buddhism

Presenters

Presenter

Institution

Panel

Topic

Attach.

Mark Allon

USYD

Transmission of Buddhism

“Mahāyāna in Gandhāra”

Abstract

Paul Brownell

ANU (PhD candidate)

Buddhist Philosophy

“Defining and Understanding Hermeneutics in the Yogacara Text dbus dang mtha’ rnam par ‘byed pa kyi ‘grel ba (The Commentary on Differentiating the Middle from the Extremes).”

Abstract

Chris Clark

USYD (PhD candidate)

Text and function

“ Buddhaghosa as depicted in the Buddhaghosuppatti.”

Abstract

Edward Crangle

USYD

Buddhist Philosophy 2

Buddhism and the Construction of the Enemy

Abstract

Glenys Eddy

USYD

Buddhism in the West

Methodology and Meditative Experience: Evaluating My
Experience of the Hindrances as an Interpretive Tool for Vipassana
Field Research

Abstract

Peter Friedlander

Singapore

Buddhism in Practice

“Mindfulness’ in Medieval Indian Mysticism”

Abstract

Ruth Gamble

ANU (PhD candidate)

Buddhism in Practice

:Dancing with the Censor: Dondrup Gyal on Buddhism"

Abstract

Meredith Hughes

ANU (PG student)

Buddhism in the West

“Concepts and Practices of Disruption and Interrogation in Contemporary Art and Indo Tibetan Buddhism, A Practice Based Enquiry.”

Abstract

Peter Jilks

ANU (PhD candidate)

Buddhist Philosophy

"A Development in the Notion of Irreversibility (avaivartika) on the Bodhisattva Path"

Abstract

John Jorgensen

Griffith University

Transmission of Buddhism

"'Colloquial' Chinese and the Problem of the Accurate Transmission of Chan Buddhism into Korea , J apan and Vietnam ."

Abstract

Andrew McGarrity

USYD

Buddhist Philosophy

“The Logic of Omniscience: A Madhyamaka Buddhist Argument for Realising the Emptiness of All Things”

Abstract

Drasko Mitrikeski

USYD

Text and function

“Dharmadhatustotra: Nagarjuna’s revolutionalry corrective to his doctrine of emptiness.”

Abstract

Peter Oldmeadow

USYD

Buddhist Philosophy 2

Approaching the problem of dualism in Buddhism through Martin Heidegger

Abstract

Douglas Osto

Massey University

Buddhist Philosophy 2

"No-self in Classical Samkhya-Yoga and Early Buddhism"

Abstract

Trevor Robertson

USYD

Buddhism in Australia

“Trends and Development in Theravāda Buddhism in Australia ”

Abstract

Geoffrey Samuels

Cardiff University

Keynote

Buddhism and a Sustainable World:  Some Reflections

Abstract

Clarke Scott

UTas

Buddhism in Practice

“Madhyamaka Constructionism: Establishing the Unreal.”

Abstract

Ian Sinclair

 

Buddhist Philosophy 2

To Make or Not make Mandalas: Buddhist Controversies on the Value of Rituals

Abstract

Adrian Snodgrass

UWS

Keynote

Multiple Arms, Multiple Eyes, Multiple Heads, Multiple Rationalities

Abstract

Judith Snodgrass

UWS

Transmission of Buddhism

The Young East: Buddhism, Colonialism, and Asian Modernity in
the Japanese Empire

Abstract

Brendon Stewart

UWS

Buddhism in the West

'Where is self in the age of the clone?'

Abstract

James Stewart

 

 

On the Very Idea of the Good in Pāli Buddhism

Abstract

Bhante Sujato

 

Buddhism in Australia

“Text formation of the earliest Buddhist literature, with special reference to the Bhikkhuni Vinaya”

Abstract

Gesar Temur

ANU (PhD candidate)

Buddhism in Australia

“ The Dispersion of the Buddha’s Teachings to the West: The Attraction of Westerners, at Buddha House in Adelaide , to the Buddha’s Teachings”

Abstract

Chang Tzu

USYD (PhD candidate)

Text and function

The Evolution of the Story of Sadaprarudita in the Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita Sutra

Abstract

Malcolm Voyce

Macquarie University

Buddhism in Practice

Foucault, Buddhism and the rules of Buddhist monks

Abstract