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Maksymilian Woch

    Maksymilian Woch

    The purpose of the text is to present and discuss the possible reasons which induced the Qianlong Emperor to invite the 6th Panchen Lama Palden Yeshe to visit China, in light of the possible factors which influenced the acceptance by the... more
    The purpose of the text is to present and discuss the possible reasons which induced the Qianlong Emperor to invite the 6th Panchen Lama Palden Yeshe to visit China, in light of the possible factors which influenced the acceptance by the latter of the invitation to visit the Man-chu court. The article constitutes an analysis and a comparison of the concepts presented in scholarly articles devoted to Tibetan-Manchu relations in the middle of the 18th century. The context for the subject under discussion is furnished by the representation of the question of the mutual relations of politics and religion.
    The interview with Venerable Geshe Lhakdor, the director of LTWA (Library of Tibetan Works and Archives) is the result of the fieldwork on tulkus which I have been carrying out since January of 2018 in India. It forms part of a PhD... more
    The interview with Venerable Geshe Lhakdor, the director of LTWA
    (Library of Tibetan Works and Archives) is the result of the fieldwork
    on tulkus which I have been carrying out since January of 2018 in India.
    It forms part of a PhD project, focusing on the question of how the
    institution of tulku (sprul sku), which is one of the main characteristics
    of Tibetan Buddhism, is perceived by Tibetans in exile, in the context
    of the controversy with the double choosing of the Panchen Lamas.
    In the paper the interview will be presented with the preceding
    historical and methodological introduction and then summarized in
    the commentary.
    THEOLOGICAL CORRECTNESS: COGNITIVE CON- STRAINT AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION JUSTIN L. BARRETT In both natural and religious thinking, people have ntultiple versions of the same concepts that may be contradictory. In the domain of religious... more
    THEOLOGICAL CORRECTNESS: COGNITIVE CON- STRAINT AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION JUSTIN L. BARRETT In both natural and religious thinking, people have ntultiple versions of the same concepts that may be contradictory. In the domain of religious concepts, these ...