| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 22 | Alice Collett, ed., Translating Buddhism: Historical and Contextual Perspectives. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 2021, 302 p., hardcover, US$ 95, ISBN: 9781438482934 | Details PDF |
| Sarah Shaw | ||
| Vol 1 | Ambitions and Negotiations: The Growing Role of Laity in Twentieth-century Chinese Buddhism | Abstract PDF |
| Eyal Aviv | ||
| Vol 1 | An Early Korean Version of the Buddha's Biography. | Abstract PDF |
| Sem Vermeersch | ||
| Vol 9 | An Ethical Critique of Wartime Zen | Abstract PDF |
| Brian Daizen Victoria | ||
| Vol 13 | An Overview of Buddhist Precepts in Taiwan and Mainland China | Abstract PDF |
| Tzu-Lung Chiu | ||
| Vol 5 | Anatomy of Quarrels and Disputes | Abstract PDF |
| Linda S. Blanchard | ||
| Vol 6 | Apocryphal Treatment for Conze’s Heart Problems: “Non-attainment”, “Apprehension” and “Mental Hanging” in the Prajñāpāramitā Hrdaya | Abstract PDF |
| Shì Huìfēng | ||
| Vol 12 | Asian Traditions of Meditation. Honolulu: University of Hawai’i Press, 2016, xv + 254 pp. by Halvor Eifring (ed). | Details PDF |
| Peggy Morgan | ||
| Vol 12 | ‘Epithets of the Mantra’ in the Heart Sutra | Abstract PDF |
| Jayarava Attwood | ||
| Vol 17 | ‘Preconditions’: The Upanisā Sutta in Context | Abstract PDF |
| Thomas Jones Dhivan | ||
| Vol 11 | ‘That bhikkhu lets go both the near and far shores’: meaning and metaphor in the refrain from the uraga verses | Abstract PDF |
| Dhivan Thomas Jones | ||
| Vol 10 | Beings, Non-Beings, and Buddhas: Contrasting Notions of tathāgatagarbha in the Anūnatvāpūrṇatvanirdeśaparivarta and *Mahābherī Sūtra | Abstract PDF |
| C.V. Jones | ||
| Vol 18 | Between Universal Consciousness and Cultural Patterns of Thought: Perspectives on Yu Yu’s Notion of Logic in the 1930s | Abstract PDF |
| Jan Vrhovski | ||
| Vol 23 | Beyond Conventional Existence and Fundamental Emptiness: Kuiji’s Logical Analysis of Bhāviveka’s Two Inferences for the Emptiness of All Dharmas | Abstract PDF |
| Ernest Brewster | ||
| Vol 20 | Bhikkhu Bodhi, Reading the Buddha’s Discourses in Pāli. Somerville: Wisdom Publications. 531 pages. | Details PDF |
| Niels Schoubben | ||
| Vol 17 | Bodhisattva Precepts and Their Compatibility with Vinaya in Contemporary Chinese Buddhism: A Cross-Straits Comparative Study | Abstract PDF |
| Chiu Tzu-Lung | ||
| Vol 9 | Book Review | Abstract PDF |
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| Vol 4 | Brahmanical Terminology and The Straight Way in the Tevijja Sutta | Abstract PDF |
| Brett Shults | ||
| Vol 1 | Brahmā’s Invitation: the Ariyapariyesanā-sutta in the Light of its Madhyama-āgama Parallel | Abstract PDF |
| Ven. Analayo | ||
| Vol 4 | Buddhicizing or Ethnicizing the State: Do the Sinhala Sangha Fear Muslims in Sri Lanka? | Abstract PDF |
| Suren Rāghavan | ||
| Vol 5 | Buddhist Aesthetics? | Abstract PDF |
| Richard Gombrich | ||
| Vol 2 | Burning Yourself: Paṭicca Samuppāda as a Description of the Arising of a False Sense of Self Modeled on Vedic Rituals. | Abstract PDF |
| Linda Blanchard | ||
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