Vinaya Revival in 20th Century China and Taiwan - Conference papers

• Bodhisattva Precepts in 20th Century China: Re-Evaluating Commitments and Rules in the Light of Modernity
  Ester Bianchi
• Chinese Buddhist Monastic Codes in the Twentieth Century and Beyond: Adapting the Rules to a Changing Social and Political Context
  Daniela Campo
• On Vinaya Master Hongyi’s Engagement with Vinaya
  Raoul Birnbaum

• Physical Exercise and Sporting Activities in Contemporary Taiwanese and Mainland Chinese Buddhist Monasteries
  Tzu-Lung Chiu & Ann Heirman

• The Late Ming: A Monk’s Rules for the Nunnery Unobstructed in Filiality and Righteousness
  Jennifer Eichman

• Body Movement and Sport Activities: A Buddhist Normative Perspective from India to China
  Ann Heirman

• Authenticity and Authority: Dual Ordination in the Post-War Vinaya Revival in Taiwan
  Li Yuzhen

• Changing Attitudes of Precepts in Modern Taiwan: The Debate between Brahmā’s Net Precepts and Yogācāra Precepts
  Lin Peiying

• Discipline and Enlightenment: Hanyue Fazang 漢月法藏 (1573-1635) and the Spread of the Triple Platform Ordination Ceremony in Seventeenth-Century China
  Wu Jiang

• Retaking the Monastic Vows: Chinese lay Buddhists’ Struggle for the Authenticity of Monkhood in the 1980s
  Ji Zhe