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International Conference on Buddhist Canon and Literary Traditions (ICBCLT - 27)

16th - 17th January 2027 | Vienna, Austria
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Track 01

Exploring the Buddhist Canon: Historical Contexts and Interpretations

This track focuses on the historical development of the Buddhist canon and its various interpretations across different cultures. Scholars are invited to analyze how these texts have shaped Buddhist thought and practice throughout history.

Track 02

Literary Traditions in Buddhism: Textual Analysis and Critique

This session aims to explore the literary dimensions of Buddhist texts, examining narrative structures, poetic forms, and rhetorical strategies. Participants will engage in critical analyses of key works and their contributions to Buddhist literature.

Track 03

Philosophical Underpinnings of Buddhist Teachings

This track invites discussions on the philosophical aspects of Buddhist teachings, including concepts such as emptiness, impermanence, and interdependence. Papers should explore how these ideas influence ethical frameworks and practices within Buddhism.

Track 04

Translation Studies in Buddhist Texts: Challenges and Innovations

This session addresses the complexities of translating Buddhist texts and the impact of translation on the understanding of Buddhist teachings. Scholars are encouraged to share innovative approaches and case studies that highlight the nuances of translation.

Track 05

Buddhism and Cultural Heritage: Preservation and Transmission

This track examines the relationship between Buddhism and cultural heritage, focusing on the preservation and transmission of texts and traditions. Participants will discuss strategies for safeguarding Buddhist heritage in a contemporary context.

Track 06

The Role of Buddhism in Contemporary Social Movements

This session explores how Buddhist teachings and practices have influenced contemporary social movements and activism. Papers may address themes such as social justice, environmentalism, and community building within a Buddhist framework.

Track 07

Buddhist Literature and Its Impact on Global Literature

This track investigates the influence of Buddhist literature on global literary traditions, highlighting cross-cultural exchanges and adaptations. Scholars are invited to analyze specific texts that have transcended cultural boundaries.

Track 08

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Buddhist Studies

This session encourages interdisciplinary research that integrates Buddhist studies with other fields such as psychology, anthropology, and sociology. Participants will present innovative methodologies and findings that enrich the understanding of Buddhism.

Track 09

Buddhist Rituals and Their Literary Expressions

This track focuses on the interplay between Buddhist rituals and their literary representations in texts. Scholars are invited to explore how rituals are depicted in literature and their significance within Buddhist practice.

Track 10

Women in Buddhism: Textual Representations and Contributions

This session examines the role of women in Buddhist texts and traditions, highlighting their contributions and representations. Papers may address historical figures, contemporary practitioners, and the evolving discourse on gender in Buddhism.

Track 11

Buddhism and the Digital Age: New Media and Textual Engagement

This track explores the impact of digital technologies on the dissemination and engagement with Buddhist texts and teachings. Scholars are invited to discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by new media in the context of Buddhist studies.