HDS 3836
Introduction to Buddhist Scriptures and Their Critical Interpretation
Charles Hallisey
Description
An introduction to basic issues in the contemporary understanding of textuality, history, and interpretation and their relevance to the study of Buddhist scriptures. Examples of Buddhist scriptures will be drawn primarily from the Mahayana traditions.
Enrollment Limited: Limited to 30 (instructor's permission required)
Open to BTI Students: Yes
Jointly offered through the Faculty of Arts and Sciences as Religion 1701
Course website
Scheduling
Half Course
Fall 2009
Tu., Th., @ 9 and hour to be arranged
Rockefeller Hall, Room 117
Relationship to Program Requirements
| Program Requirement |
Area / Category / Art / Designation |
| MTS Area(s) of Focus |
Buddhist Studies South Asian Religious Traditions |
| MDiv Distribution Category/ies |
Scriptural Interpretation |
| MDiv Art(s) of Ministry |
none |
| ThM, pre-2007 MTS, and pre-2005 MDiv Area |
Area 3 |
| Language Course Designation(s) |
n/a |
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