11.03.2014: Ann Heirman (UGent, Centre for Buddhist Studies, Belgium) “Boeddhistische lichaamsverzorging in een multireligieuze context“
18.03.2014: Thomas Jülch (UGent, Centre for Buddhist Studies, Belgium) “Chinese Buddhist Apologetic Thought”
25.03.2014: Stefano Zacchetti (Oxford University, UK)
“Dating the Dharma: Some Remarks on Early Chinese Buddhist Historiography”
01.04.2014: Martin Lehnert (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany) “Between Man-Made Order and Non-Human Facticity: Buddhist Accounts of Authority”
22.04.2014: Christoph Anderl (Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany) “Flying Buddha Statues and the Transmission of Buddhism to China: Tang Dynasty Buddhist Historiographical Narratives in Text and Image”
29.04.2014: Jessie Pons (Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany) “Reading Religions outside Texts: Gandharan Buddhism and Buddhist Sculptures from Gandhara“
06.05.2014: Agnes Birtalan (Eötvös Lorand University, Budapest)
“Mongolian Buddhist Folk Religion”
13.05.2014: Claire Maes (UGent, Centre for Buddhist Studies, Belgium)
“Waarom weten we wat we weten over het Boeddhisme? Een kritische blik op ons erfgoed van de negentiende-eeuwse Europese studie van het Boeddhisme“
19.02.2013: Gudrun Pinte (UGent, Centre for Buddhist Studies)
Majesteiten en monniken: een kritische blik op de boeddhistische tijdrekening in de Dīpavaṃsa
26.02.2013: Marie-Hélène Gorisse (UGent, Indology)
Jain Theories of Inference in the Light of Modern Logics
06.03.2013: Freddy Mortier (UGent, Wijsbegeerte en moraalwetenschap)
Richard Wagner: een vroege westerse boeddhist
12.03.2013: Claire Maes (UGent, Centre for Buddhist Studies)
De dialectiek van de andere: identiteitsvorming binnen het vroeg Indisch boeddhisme
19.03.2013: Christoph Anderl (Ruhr University Bochum and Ghent University, Centre for Buddhist Studies)
The Development of Buddhist Narratives in Medieval China: An Overview
26.03.2013: Lama Jigmé Namgyal (Centre Culturel Tibétain, Luxembourg) & Dylan Esler (Institut Orientaliste, Université Catholique de Louvain) Perceptions of Hwa-shang Mahāyāna in the rNying-ma school of Tibetan Buddhism (Click here to view the abstract)
16.04.2013: Kate Crosby & Pyi Phyo Kyaw (King’s College, London)
The Buddha and his Brothers: Expressions of Power, Place and Community in Relation to the Network of Mahāmuni Image
23.04.2013: Jens Borgland (Oslo University)
Conflict Management the Mūlasarvāstivāda Way
10.02.2009 Bart Dessein (Universiteit Gent)
“Waarom ik niet besta”: het concept ‘zelf’ in boeddhisme
17.02.2009 Tobias Wissler (Universiteit Gent) Beyond exegesis: Temple inscriptions and the economics of Chinese religion
03.03.2009 Ann Heirman (Universiteit Gent) Boeddhistische kloosterregels: de loopbaan van een bhikṣuṇī
10.03.2009 Max Deeg (Cardiff University) Early Chinese pilgrimages
17.03.2009 Esther-Maria Guggenmos (Universiteit Gent)
What does it mean to be a Lay Buddhist? A case study of the lay community in contemporary Taiwan.
24.03.2009 Martin Seeger (Leeds University)
“Female saints in Thai Buddhism: (Re-)Searching the female in Buddhist hagiography”
31.03.2009 Melinda Pap (Budapest University)
“Chinese Tiantai Philosophy”
21.04.2009 Michael Zimmerman (Hamburg University) “When compassion trumps non-violence: Mahāyāna codes of conduct for bodhisattvas and kings”