Teach Yourself – Buddhism
Teach Yourself – Buddhism by Clive Erricker, published by McGraw-Hill Companies in 2003, is a comprehensive exploration of the historical journey and diverse practices of Buddhism. This 3rd edition, consisting of 224 pages, delves into how Buddhism has evolved and adapted as it spread across the globe, particularly in Western contexts, while maintaining the relevance of Buddha’s teachings.
Readers will find an in-depth examination of various forms of Buddhism and the rituals associated with them. The book draws on a range of sources to present the perspectives of Buddhists themselves, offering insights into the religion’s significance in contemporary society. Through its exploration of religion and practice, this edition provides a thorough understanding of Buddhism’s enduring impact and its role in the modern world.
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As the popularity of Buddhism has stretched across the globe, the religion has taken on many forms, which are now present in the West and growing in variety. Teach Yourself Buddhism examines this historical journey, illustrating the persistent relevance of Buddha’s teachings. Drawing on varied sources to evoke the spirit of Buddhism and to allow Buddhists to speak for themselves, the book provides in-depth coverage of the diversity of Buddhism and Buddhist practices. This new edition also provides an insightful examination of the role of Buddhism in the modern world.
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