Religious Studies

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Call number range: BQ1001-1045

Call number range: BQ9250-9519

Call number range: BQ7100-7285

Call number range: BQ7300-7529

Call number range: BQ7530-7950

The series explores the complex and extensive tradition from a variety of perspectives, including historical, philological, cultural, and sociological investigations into the manifold features and expressions of Buddhism worldwide. The series spans more than two and a half millennia of Buddhist history.

Some of the titles in the series are published in association with the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies

University of Hawaiʻi Press

University of Hawaii Press

It is a peer-reviewed academic series for outstanding contributions to scholarship on Indian and Tibetan Buddhism, including monographs and collections of articles.

University of Hawaiʻi Press

This series is a comprehensive study of the Buddhist tradition.

This series brings together titles on Buddhism which were originally published over a period of fifty years or so, starting in the 1920s.

The Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center is dedicated to the preservation, organization and dissemination of Tibetan literature.

It is a resource that offers complete bibliographic information (with internal crosslinks and links to external resources) for the roughly 5,000 texts contained in the Tibetan Buddhist canon, and offers both general and targeted full text search access to those texts (approximately 15 million syllables).

Access to Insight is an Internet website dedicated to providing accurate, reliable, and useful information concerning the practice and study of Theravada Buddhism, as it has been handed down through both the written word of the Pali canon and the living example of the Sangha.

There are 22 editions and about 33,700 catalogs from Chinese Buddhist Tripitaka, including the stone carved "Fangshan Shijing". The Tibetan Buddhist Tripitaka has about 4,569 catalogues, the Pali Tipitaka has 7,003 catalogues of Nikaya and Agama suttas, and there are also Sanskrit catalogs, deriving mainly from the manuscripts found in Central Asia.

Extensive list of early Buddhist works digitized for the Internet Sacred Text Archive.