Countless Sands: Medieval Buddhists and Their Environments

Hardback: $72.00
ISBN-13: 9780824895730
Published: December 2024
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328 pages | 83 color & b&w illustrations
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  • About the Book
  • About the Author(s)
    • Jeffrey Moser, Editor

      Jeffrey Moser is associate professor of history of art and architecture at Brown University.
    • Jason Protass, Editor

      Jason Protass is assistant professor of religious studies at Brown University.

    Contributors

    • Ryuichi Abe
    • Phillip E. Bloom
    • Megan Bryson
    • Maria Heim
    • Eric Huntington
    • Sonya S. Lee
    • D. Max Moerman
    • Jeffrey Moser
    • Reiko Ohnuma
    • Jason Protass
    • James Robson
    • Tamara Sears
  • Reviews and Endorsements
    • The volume editors, Jeffrey Moser and Jason Protass, have given us a stimulating volume throughout, a collection of studies in a range of modes and subjects. The book will be eagerly welcomed by academics and a wide public readership.
      —Paul Copp, University of Chicago
    • Countless Sands provides a remedy to general, Orientalist views about Buddhism, especially its facile application in environmental studies. With a deliberate and expansive purview, the editors bring together case studies that analyze Buddhist texts, images, and sites, providing examples of interdisciplinary work. An essential introduction to ecocritical analysis in the field of Buddhist studies, the volume is equally an inspiration and spur to deepen our understanding of environmental humanities.
      —De-nin Lee, Emerson College