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International Conference on Buddhist Texts and Scriptural Studies

📅 22–23 Apr 2027 📍 Andijan, Uzbekistan 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track will explore the various canonical texts within Buddhist traditions, examining their historical context and significance. Participants will analyze how these texts shape Buddhist thought and practice across different cultures.

This session focuses on the philosophical underpinnings of Buddhism, including discussions on ethics, morality, and the nature of reality. Scholars will engage with key philosophical texts and their implications for contemporary ethical dilemmas.

This track addresses the challenges and methodologies involved in translating Buddhist texts into various languages. Participants will discuss the impact of translation on the understanding and dissemination of Buddhist teachings.

This session will examine the diverse forms of Buddhist literature, including poetry, prose, and narrative. The focus will be on how these literary forms convey Buddhist teachings and cultural heritage.

This track will investigate the dynamic interplay between traditional practices and contemporary innovations within Buddhism. Scholars will analyze how modernity influences the interpretation and practice of Buddhist traditions.

This session will focus on the preservation and heritage of Buddhist texts, including efforts to digitize and archive ancient manuscripts. Participants will discuss the importance of safeguarding these texts for future generations.

This track will explore the relationship between Buddhist teachings and social justice movements. Scholars will examine how Buddhist principles can inform contemporary social issues and activism.

This session will engage in comparative analyses of Buddhist texts across different traditions and cultures. Participants will explore similarities and differences in teachings, practices, and interpretations.

This track will address the role of Buddhism in interfaith dialogue and its contributions to mutual understanding among different religious traditions. Scholars will discuss case studies and frameworks for effective dialogue.

This session will examine the significance of monastic communities in preserving and transmitting Buddhist teachings. Participants will analyze the impact of monasticism on lay practice and societal engagement.

This track will investigate the various rituals practiced within Buddhism and their significance in social contexts. Scholars will discuss how these rituals foster community cohesion and individual spirituality.