Assertion and Restraint in Dhamma Transmission in Early Pāli Sources

By Graham Dixon

Online pdf

Explains the strange way that Buddhists proselytize.

The Form(s) of Buddhism Early Indian Buddhism

Featured in the course, " The Form(s) of Buddhism."

Published in 2015 in Buddhist Studies Review.

Bibtex Data

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    title={{A}ssertion and {R}estraint in {D}hamma {T}ransmission in {E}arly {P}āli {S}ources},
    author={Graham Dixon},
    year=2015,
    journal={Buddhist Studies Review},
    volume=32,
    number=1,
    keywords={form, indian},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://doi.org/10.1558/bsrv.v32i1.28960}
}

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