Launch of Yin-Cheng Journal of Contemporary Buddhism (YCJCB)
The launch of the Yin-Cheng Journal of Contemporary Buddhism (YCJCB) marks a significant milestone in the scholarly exploration of Buddhism’s relevance to contemporary issues.
This open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal, published in English by Cambria Press and in Chinese by Linking Publisher, aims to shed light on how Buddhist thought and practice can address pressing ethical, environmental, and social challenges of our time.
A collaborative effort involving esteemed institutions such as the University of Cambridge, Harvard University, and Peking University, among others, the journal is part of the Yin-Cheng Network for Buddhist Studies.
Its inaugural issue, Volume 1 No.1, features a diverse array of contributions that reflect the journal’s interdisciplinary approach.
From Donald S. Lopez Jr.’s reflections on the trial of Ānanda to Clair Brown’s exploration of Buddhist economics, the journal covers a wide spectrum of topics.
Essays delve into racial justice, Buddhist scholastic texts, education beyond the classroom, the influence of Huayan Buddhism on Chinese philosophy, and more.
The YCJCB invites submissions that examine various aspects of contemporary Buddhism, encouraging scholars to explore the intersection of traditional Buddhist ideas with modern practices and identities.
With its commitment to interdisciplinary inquiry, the journal promises to be a valuable resource for scholars, practitioners, and anyone interested in the evolving role of Buddhism in today’s world.
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