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The Theravada Compact and the Karen

Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia, 1987
The paradoxes that seem inherent in Theravada Buddhism as a social and historical phenomenon have proved fertile ground for the imagination of social anthropologists. We should not be surprised that major attention has been drawn to the oppositions that arise between the austere, intellectual doctrine of salvation that from one point of view at least ...
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Limits of Theravada Buddhism

Buddhist Studies Review, 1990
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Theravada Buddhism and Modernization

Journal of Asian and African Studies, 1999
The twentieth century saw a revival of Buddhism in Sri Lanka and India. Though in both countries it was an instrument of choice it played different roles. The Buddhist revival in Sri Lanka led by Anagarika Dhammapala (1864-1993) though a "spin-off" from the Theosophical movement, became a basis for the Simhala renaissance involving a restatement of the
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Theravada Buddhism

2015
Frank Usarski, Rafael Shoji
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Theravada

2019
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Fundamentalism and modernity: the case of Theravada

Zeitschrift Für Religion Gesellschaft Und Politik, 2022
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Karma u Theravada Budizmu

2017
Razumijevanje jednog dijela budističke filozofije zahtjeva razumjevanje cjeline. Osnova budističkog nauka su Četiri Plemenite Istine: Dukkha, Samudaya, Nirodha i Magga. Jedan od temeljnih termina budističke filozofije je dukkha, riječ koja se uobičajeno prevodi kao patnja. Sve stvari su prolazne i žudnja za njima izaziva dukkhu.
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