Buddhism
Buddhism by Damien Keown, published by Sterling Publishing Company, Inc. in 2009, offers a comprehensive introduction to the history and development of Buddhism from its origins in India over two millennia ago to its contemporary forms and cultural influence in the West. This edition, consisting of 207 pages, presents an accessible overview that includes maps, diagrams, and illustrations to enhance understanding of key concepts.
Readers will find detailed coverage of essential topics such as karma, rebirth, meditation, and ethics, as well as insights into the main schools of Buddhism. The book aims to clarify how Buddhism has evolved and adapted over time, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the religion and its impact on culture.
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From its origins in India over two millennia ago, Buddhism spread throughout Asia and the world. This far-reaching and accessible introduction explains how Buddhism began, developed into its present-day form, and evolved in the West–where it now exerts increasing cultural influence. Complete with maps, diagrams, and illustrations, Buddhism provides detailed coverage of key topics such as karma, rebirth, meditation, and ethics, along with the distinguishing features of the main schools.
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