The Silk Road Interwoven History Vol. 2 Buddhism |
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Editor:
| Walter, Mariko Namba Iro-Adler, James |
Author:
| Walter, Mariko Namba Karetzky, Patricia Eichenbaum Mak, Bill Tsui, Chung-hui Zhu, Tianshu Filigenzi, Anna Degener, Almuth Charleux, Isabelle Biswas, Sampa |
Appendix by:
| Walter, Mariko Namba |
Contribution by:
| Walter, Mariko Namba Karetzky, Patricia Eichenbaum Mak, Bill Tsui, Chung-hui Zhu, Tianshu Filigenzi, Anna Degener, Almuth Charleux, Isabelle Biswas, Sampa |
Cover Design by:
| Walter, Mariko Namba |
Foreword by:
| Walter, Mariko Namba |
General Editor:
| Walter, Mariko Namba Iro-Adler, James |
ISBN: | 978-0-9910428-3-8 |
Publication Date: | Aug 2020 |
Publisher: | Cambridge Institutes Press
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Book Format: | Hardback |
List Price: | USD $67.00 |
Book Description:
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Volume Two of the series, The Silk Road: Interwoven History, examines the historyof the Buddhism along the Silk Road from antiquity to the fifteenth century. Theemphasis is on the cultural contacts between East and West as Buddhism spreadthrough many regions, including India, Gandh?ra, the Tarim Basin (Khotan andDunhuang), Mongolia, and China. The authors of the individual chapters approachthis variously through the lenses of art history, archaeology, iconography, astrologicalscience,...
More DescriptionVolume Two of the series, The Silk Road: Interwoven History, examines the historyof the Buddhism along the Silk Road from antiquity to the fifteenth century. Theemphasis is on the cultural contacts between East and West as Buddhism spreadthrough many regions, including India, Gandh?ra, the Tarim Basin (Khotan andDunhuang), Mongolia, and China. The authors of the individual chapters approachthis variously through the lenses of art history, archaeology, iconography, astrologicalscience, calligraphy, and literary analysis. Throughout historical times, the Silk Roadserved as the major conduit for the transmission and transformation of Buddhism aswell as other world religions, connecting the major civilizations of East and West.