What Buddhists Believe

Elizabeth J. Harris

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Preface vii Introduction 1 1 The Buddha: Teacher of Gods and Humans 8 2 What the Buddha Taught 35 3 Meditation: The Way to Enlightenment 65 4 Buddhism and Social Engagement 99 5 Women in Buddhism 131 6 Challenging and Reinforcing Culture 159 Appendix: A Brief Guide to the Pali and Sanskrit Buddhist Textual Tradition 199 The Contributors 201 Glossary 205 Further Reading 209 Index 213

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