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International Conference on Buddhism, Literature and Philosophy

📅 2–3 Feb 2027 📍 Chania, Greece 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track focuses on the exploration of Abhidharma texts and their significance in understanding Buddhist philosophy. Participants are encouraged to discuss various interpretations and their implications for contemporary Buddhist thought.

This session examines the role of communication in the dissemination and adaptation of Buddhist teachings across different cultures. It invites papers that analyze the intersection of Buddhism and various communication mediums.

This track addresses the complexities of gender within Buddhist contexts, exploring how gender roles are constructed and understood in various Buddhist traditions. Contributions may include discussions on female monasticism, gender equality, and feminist interpretations of Buddhist texts.

This session explores the relationships between Buddhism and other world religions, focusing on dialogues that promote understanding and coexistence. Papers may address comparative studies, shared values, and interfaith initiatives.

This track investigates the intersections between Buddhist thought and scientific inquiry, particularly in areas such as psychology, neuroscience, and environmental ethics. Participants are invited to present research that highlights both convergences and divergences.

This session focuses on the therapeutic applications of Buddhist practices in promoting mental health and well-being. Papers may explore mindfulness, meditation, and other Buddhist techniques as tools for psychological resilience.

This track examines the principles of nonviolent communication through the lens of Buddhist ethics. Contributions may include case studies, theoretical frameworks, and practical applications in conflict resolution.

This session addresses the relevance of Buddhism in modern societal contexts, including its role in social justice movements and community building. Papers may explore contemporary adaptations of Buddhist teachings to address current social issues.

This track investigates the impact of digital media on the practice and dissemination of Buddhism in the 21st century. Participants are encouraged to discuss the implications of online platforms for community engagement and spiritual practice.

This session explores the rich tradition of Buddhist literature, including canonical texts and contemporary writings. Contributions may focus on literary analysis, translation studies, and the evolution of Buddhist narratives.

This track delves into the philosophical underpinnings of Buddhism, focusing on epistemological and metaphysical questions. Papers may address topics such as the nature of reality, consciousness, and the role of perception in Buddhist thought.