RELB 2900

Buddhist Meditation Traditions

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Course Description

Discipline(s): Cultures & Societies of the World / Artistic, Interpretive, & Philosophical Inquiry

The goal of this course will be to examine different conceptions of Buddhist meditation and how these different conceptions affect the nature of practice and the understanding of the ideal life within a variety of Buddhist traditions. Thus, the study of Buddhist meditation traditions reveals not just intricate forms of practice, but reveals the nature of the good life and how one lives it.


  • Sonam Kachru

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    1.00

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    January 2021

  • Faculty Staff

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    Fall 2021

  • Erik Braun

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    3.49

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    Fall 2022

  • Miguel Sawaya

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    Fall 2017

  • Christopher Brugh

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    Fall 2021

  • Blaine Werner

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    Summer 2025

  • To Announced

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    Fall 2022