Organisation of the panel, 9th Conference The European Society for Central Asian Studies, "The Local, the Regional and the Global"

BĚLKA, Luboš. Organisation of the panel, 9th Conference The European Society for Central Asian Studies, "The Local, the Regional and the Global". 2005.

Basic information

• Original name: Organisation of the panel, 9th Conference The European Society for Central Asian Studies, "The Local, the Regional and the Global"
• Name in Czech: Organizace panelu na 9th Conference The European Society for Central Asian Studies, "The Local, the Regional and the Global"
• Authors: BĚLKA, Luboš (203 Czech Republic, guarantor).
• Edition: 2005.

Other information

• Original language: English
• Type of outcome: Organization of a workshop
• Field of Study: 60300 6.3 Philosophy, Ethics and Religion
• Country of publisher: Poland
• Confidentiality degree: is not subject to a state or trade secret
• RIV identification code: RIV/00216224:14210/05:00013132
• Organization unit: Faculty of Arts
• Keywords in English: European Society for Central Asian Studies; Buddhism; Mongolia; Tibet; Buryatia
• Tags: buddhism, Buryatia, Mongolia, Tibet

Abstract

Organisation of a panel about the current state of Buddhism in Inner Asia (Mongolia, Tibet, Buryatia) held on the 9th Conference The European Society for Central Asian Studies, "The Local, the Regional and the Global", Kraków, Poland, 12.-14. September 2005. Contributions will be published in the volume of essays in Breat Britain.

Abstract (in Czech)

Organizace panelu na téma současný stav buddhismu ve Vintřní Asii (Mongolsko, Tibet, Burjatsko) v rámci 9th Conference The European Society for Central Asian Studies, "The Local, the Regional and the Global", Kraków, Polsko, 12.-14. září 2005. Příspěvky panelistů budou publikovány v angličtině ve sborníku z konference ve Velké Británii.

Links

• GA401/05/2744, research and development project: Name: Obraz a text v buddhismu: tibetská a mongolská ikonografie

Investor: Czech Science Foundation, Image and Text in Buddhism: Tibetan and Mongolian Iconography