Buddhadasa: Theravada Buddhism and Modernist Reform in Thailand

Peter A. Jackson

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Foreword to the First EditionPrefaceAcknowledgmentsNote on Transliteration and ReferencingIntroductionThe Social and Theoretical Contexts of Buddhadasa's WorkThe Sources of Buddhadasa's Innovative ViewsPhasa Khon-Phasa Tham: Buddhadasa's method of Scriptural Interpretation Buddhadasa on Rebirth and PaticcasamuppadaChit Wang and the Abolition of the Monk-Lay DistinctionThe Practice of Chit WangChit Wang and Zen Buddhadasa on Modernization and Development Buddhadasa's Political WritingsConclusion: Buddhadasa Bhikkhu - Theravada Buddhism's Conservative RadicalEpilogue: Buddhadasa Bhikkhu - His Last Days and His LegacyAppendix: The History and Teachings of Theravada BuddhismGlossary of Thai and Pali TermsNotesBibliography of English Language TextsBibliography of Thai Language TextsIndex

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