From the Mountains to the Cities (Interview)

By Mark Nathan

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1h 33 m

On how modern, Korean Buddhism has been shaped by the logic of “propagation” in the shadow of Christianity, the West, and authoritarianism.

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Published in 2020 by The New Books Network.

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