02929nlm0 22002531i 450 001001300000010001600013100003900029101000600068102000600074105001600080135001600096200017500112210004100287215000900328230002300337301001600360305005900376330179200435336007502227700005302302856009302355856011702448856011002565HARMA 218008a9782336535432a20260904d2025    u  y0frea0103    baafreafrea    z   001z adrun nnnauauaaAspects of Mongolian Buddhism 4. - Animals, Plants, Nature and Bioethics in Mongolian Buddhismb[Ressource électronique]fAgnes Birtalan, Krisztina Teleki, Krisztina SzotéraPariscEditions L'Harmattand2025a404 p.a[Données textuelles]a9782336535425aVersion électronique de l'édition papier : 9782336535425aThe fourth volume of Aspects of Mongolian Buddhism presents a captivating exploration of the intricate relationship between humans and the environment. The timeless concept of natura et cultura serves as a vital framework, anchoring the majority of the thought-provoking papers featured in this collection. These studies delve into the Buddhist perspective on the delicate interplay between humans and the natural world, highlighting the profound connections to animals and plants. In alignment with our commitment to scholarly tradition, this volume showcases groundbreaking research derived from extensive investigations in both archives and field studies. Unique insights have emerged from the expertise of scholars across various disciplines within Buddhism. The articles, presented in English and Mongolian, not only enrich the academic discourse but also offer a nuanced understanding of the central theme from both etic and emic perspectives.<br>We invite our readers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Mongolian Buddhism and its captivating relationships with natural phenomena.<br>Previous volumes of the series<br>Aspects of Mongolian Buddhism 1. Past, Present and Future. Ed. Ágnes Birtalan – Krisztina Teleki – Zsuzsa Majer – Csaba Fahidi – Attila Rákos. Budapest, L’Harmattan 2018. 474 p. (ISBN 978-2-343-14326-2)<br>Aspects of Mongolian Buddhism 2. Mongolian Buddhism in Practice. Ed. Ágnes Birtalan – Krisztina Teleki ‒ Judit Béres. Budapest, L’Harmattan 2020. 458 p. (ISBN 978-2-343-20886-2)<br>Aspects of Mongolian Buddhism 3. Tradition and Innovation. Ed. Ágnes Birtalan – Krisztina Teleki ‒ Judit Béres. Budapest, L’Harmattan 2022. 402 p. (ISBN 978-2-14-027382-7)aType de ressource électronique : données textuelles et iconographiquesaAgnes Birtalan, Krisztina Teleki, Krisztina Szotér40uhttps://www.editions-harmattan.fr/catalogue/couv/9782336535425r.jpg2Image de couverture40uhttps://www.harmatheque.com/downloadebook/9782336535425zAccès après authentification2Télécharger au format PDF40uhttps://www.harmatheque.com/readebook/9782336535425zAccès après authentification2Lire ce livre en ligne