Table of Contents
Articles
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Introduction
Anne M. Blackburn
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235-240
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Training monks or men: Theravada monastic education, subnationalism and the national
Sangha of China
Thomas A. Borchert
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241-272
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Where do commentarial schools come from? Reflections on the history of Tibetan
scholasticism
Georges Dreyfus
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273-297
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The art of reading and teaching Dhammapadas: reform, texts, contexts in Thai Buddhist
history
Justin T. McDaniel
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299-337
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"Texts memorized, texts performed: a reconsideration of the role of paritta in Sri Lankan
monastic education"
Jeffrey Samuels
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339-367
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The vagrant poet and the reluctant scholar: a study of the balance of iconoclasm and
civility in the biographical accounts of two founders of the 'Brug pa 'bKa brgyud
lineages
W. Blythe Miller
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369-410
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Materials for a Mādhyamika critique of foundationalism: an annotated translation of
Prasannapadā 55.11 to 77.13
Dan Arnold
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411-467
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Book review: John S. Strong, Relics of the Buddha. Buddhisms: A Princeton University
Press Series. Princeton University Press. Princeton and Oxford 2004. ISBN
0-691-11764-0.
Richard Salomon
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469-472
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Report on the XIVth conference of the International Association of Buddhist
Studies
Tom J.F. Tillemans
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473-476
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