The Monastery Rules: Buddhist monastic organisation in pre-modern Tibet, by Berthe Jansen

Although books on Tibetan religion, and in particular Buddhism, whether written for academic readers or a broader audience, probably far outnumber any other type of publication on Tibet, the way in which monastic life is organised – its rules and relations to lay society – has in fact been relativel...

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Veröffentlicht in:European Bulletin of Himalayan Research 2020-07, Vol.54 (54), p.127-129
1. Verfasser: Kværne, Per
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:Although books on Tibetan religion, and in particular Buddhism, whether written for academic readers or a broader audience, probably far outnumber any other type of publication on Tibet, the way in which monastic life is organised – its rules and relations to lay society – has in fact been relatively little studied. Perhaps it has been too hastily assumed that monastic life in Tibet could be adequately described by referring to the Vinaya, the Indian Buddhist code of rules (translated into Ti...
ISSN:0943-8254
2823-6114
DOI:10.4000/ebhr.384