After the end of the University of Ceylon Review, the Ceylon Journal of the Humanities was founded to carry on their work. After a couple years of publishing under that name, it assumed the current name in 1972.

The journal’s back catalog can be read on DSpace, here.

Articles Featured in our Library:

Sūtra Sannayas and Saraṇaṃkara: Changes in Eighteenth Century Buddhist Education (1997) – Anne M. Blackburn

The Role of Brahmā in Pāli Discourses (2003) – Bhikkhu Anālayo

Another interesting source of ‘slavery’ in Buddhist temples in historic Sri Lanka was donating oneself voluntarily as a slave to gain merit attached to the deed…