Schedule

Friday, March 28, 2008

Panel 1

• Moderator: Professor Robert Sharf, University of California, Berkeley
• Greg Seton, University of California, Santa Barbara
  Re-examining the Historical Evidence of Early Yogācāra Groups
• Respondent: TBD
• Dan Stuart, University of California, Berkeley
  Thinking About Cessation: Evidence from the Pṛṣṭhapālasūtra of the Sarvāstivādin Dīrghāgama
• Respondent: TBD

Saturday, March 29, 2008

Panel 2

• Moderator: Professor Carl Bielefeldt, Stanford University
• Karen Muldoon-Hules, University of California, Los Angeles
  Brides of Buddha: How Brahmanical Marriage Motifs Served Buddhist Ends
• Respondent: TBD
• Eric Greene, University of California, Berkeley
  Picturing Impurity: Visual Representations of the Aśubha-bhāvana in India, Central Asia, and China
• Respondent: TBD
• Ben Brose, Stanford University
  Appeasing the Ancestors: Patronage and the Production of Merit in Tenth Century China
• Respondent: TBD

Panel 3

• Moderator: Professor José Cabezon, University of California, Santa Barbara
• George Clonos, Stanford University
  Landscape as Place of Practice: Mount Omine Shugendo in the Tokugawa Period
• Respondent: TBD
• Mark Nathan, University of California, Los Angeles
  Law and Buddhism in Korea during the Japanese Occupation Period
• Respondent: TBD
• Catherine Tsuji, University of California, Santa Barbara
  The Revival of Buddhism in Contemporary Mongolia: An Affair of State, Family, and the Individual
• Respondent: TBD

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Graduate Student Workshop

Faculty Workshop