Nibbana Sermons 23-33 Introduction

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 23

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 24

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 25

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 26

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 27

Zur Geschichte der Universität Hamburg

Die Geschichte der Asien-Afrika-Wissenschaften in Hamburg und der Abteilung für Geschichte und Kultur des Vorderen Orients

Wie eine Islamdebatte funktioniert. Kleine Handreichung aus der Sicht eines Zeitungsjournalisten

„Der Terror ist zu wichtig, ihn den Terroristen zu überlassen“– wie Syriens Regime mitgeschaffen hat, was es zu bekämpfen vorgibt

Prävention ganzheitlich umsetzen – Hamburgs Konzept zur Vorbeugung und Bekämpfung von religiös begründeter Radikalisierung und Muslimfeindlichkeit

Die marokkanische Anti-Terrorismus-Strategie

Motiv, Vor-Bild und Bild. Die Berliner Diez-Alben aus iranischen Künstlerateliers des 14./15. Jahr- hunderts

Geschichte(n) erzählen: Frühislamische Historiografie und ihre zeitgenössische Relevanz

Kunst und Konflikt: Bedeutung von Hymnen und Gedichten für die islamistische Bewegung

„Irgendwas mit Medien. Warum ich doch Fotojournalist geworden bin“ Teil II

„Irgendwas mit Medien. Warum ich doch Fotojournalist geworden bin“ Teil I

Mahatma Gandhi as a Transcendental Global Source of Inspiration for Radical Transformation

Mahatma Gandhi and his Critics: MN Roy, Rabindranath Tagore, and BR Ambedkar

Yoga als Teil eines tantrischen Erlösungswegs

Yoga and Sanskrit: what texts tell us about the practice and history of yoga

Die Körperhaltung in der frühbuddhistischen Meditation und ihre Rezeption im Pātañjalayogaśāstra

Manifesting the Buddha Dharma in a Secular Age

Dialogue or Communion? What Buddhists and Christians Can Contribute in Responding to the Crisis of Humankind

Otherness as a Challenge to Buddhism

The Arts of Buddhist-Christian-Encounter

Philosophical Positions, Identity Formations, and Responses to Religions Diversity in the East Asian Traditions of Mahāyāna Buddhism

Panel 1 Discussion

Experience & Epistemology of the Present Moment: The Early Buddhist Perspective

Buddhist Contributions to Contemporary Moral Reflection: Selflessness and Moral Responsiveness

Words Like Gold: Traditional Buddhism in Dialogue with Contemporary Societies

Panel 2 Discussion

Cross-cultural Communication Conflicts Between Traditional Buddhism in Asia and Modern Western Buddhism (Buddhist Cross-cultural Communications and Conflicts)

Designing Sustainable Economic Systems—a Contribution from Buddhism

Restoring a Spirit of Radical Empiricism in Science and Religion: A Buddhist View

The End of Violence is the Path of the Bodhisattvas Potential Contributions of Mahayana Buddhism to Modern Politics

Panel 3 Discussion

Reimagining Zen in a Secular Age: Zen Buddhism in Charles Taylor’s Immanent Frame

Cultivating Good Habits (śīla) and Resetting the Mindset (śamatha, vipaśyanā) in this Era of Disruptions: the Mind-life (āśraya) & Environment (ālambana) Curriculum in Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts

How to Study Buddhism: Content, Scope and Function of the Study of Buddhism at Universities in Europe

Social Dharma: How Buddhist Principles Radically Alter our Understanding of Self and Society

Panel 4 Discussion

Chinese Buddhism in Contemporary Society: Revitalization and Innovation

The art of not taking yourself too serious

All Conditioned Things are Impermanent, Except for Buddhism?

Matching Concepts, Transgressing Boundaries: Buddhist Transmission Strategies in the International Buddhist Women's Movement

Panel 5 Discussion

Questions from the audience and conclusions

Nibbana Sermons Part Two Lecture One

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 12

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 13

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 14

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 15

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 16

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 17

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 18

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 19

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 20

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 21

Nibbana Sermons Lecture 22

Pazifismus – die Ausnahme in Religion und Staat. Beispiele aus Sri Lanka und Myanmar

Buddhismus - Stimmt das Image der Friedfertigkeit?

Zen-Buddhismus - Aspekte von Gewalt und Frieden

Die Moral des Krieges

Phasal Negation in Zande

Phasal Polarity in Suma (Gbaya language, northern CAR)

Phasal Polarity in Isu – and beyond

Phasal polarity in Iraqw and other Tanzanian languages

Phasal Polarity items in Datooga (Nilotic): Interactions with tense, aspect, and participant expectation

Negation and the expression of Phasal Polarity in Kambaata (Cushitic)

Phasal Polarity in Omotic: Is it the verb again?

Phasal Polarity expressions in Bambara (Mande)

Phasal Polarity in Ngiemboon

Phasal Polarity particles in Kusaal

Phasal Polarity in Ewe: Diversity of constructions and dialect differences

From Phasal Polarity expression to aspectual marker: Grammaticalization of already in Colloquial Singapore English

Phasal Polarity expressions in Fulfulde of northern Cameroon: Constructional variation and grammaticalization

Phasal Polarity in Languages of the Wider Lake Chad Area – From “First” to “Yet”

The expression of Phasal Polarity in Cuwabo (Bantu P34)

Phasal Polarity in the Nguni cluster (Bantu, S.40)

Nondums in Bantu languages: types, variation and paths of change

An areal typology of clause - final negation markers in northern sub - Saharan Africa and their historical relation with phasal polarity expressions

Grammaticalized not-yet markers in Bantu languages