International Conference on Buddhist Thought and Logic (ICBTL - 27)

This track explores the core philosophical tenets of Buddhism, examining how they inform ethical reasoning and social practices. Participants will analyze key texts and teachings that shape Buddhist philosophy and its relevance in contemporary discourse.

This session focuses on the interplay between Buddhist teachings and concepts of rationality. It aims to investigate how Buddhist logic contributes to understanding reason and critical thinking in both historical and modern contexts.

This track examines the application of Dharma in addressing social justice issues within various communities. Scholars will discuss how Buddhist principles can inform activism and promote equity in diverse cultural settings.

This session delves into the various wisdom traditions within Buddhism, highlighting their significance in personal and communal practices. Participants will explore how these traditions shape moral and ethical frameworks.

This track investigates the unique aspects of Buddhist logic and epistemology, focusing on how they differ from Western paradigms. Scholars will engage with texts and theories that illustrate the Buddhist approach to knowledge and understanding.

This session seeks to explore the dialogues between Buddhist thought and contemporary philosophical movements. Participants will analyze how Buddhist concepts can enrich modern philosophical discussions on existence, consciousness, and ethics.