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Available
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Publication
The Great Courses (2007), 12 hours, 24 lectures, 163 pages
Description
Twenty-four lectures presenting an overview of world religions from 800 B.C. to 200 B.C.
User reviews
LibraryThing member JGL53
Excellent review of religions of the Axial Age: circa 800 -200 B.C.E.
Very good professor - all pertinent ideas well articulated.
Excellent exposition of the NonDual concept in both Buddhism and Hinduism.
Very good professor - all pertinent ideas well articulated.
Excellent exposition of the NonDual concept in both Buddhism and Hinduism.
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
163 p.; 7.6 inches
ISBN
159803281X / 9781598032819
Local notes
[1] What was the Axial Age? [2] The noble ones [3] The world of Zoroaster [4] Zoroaster's legacy [5] South Asia before the Axial Age [6] The start of the Indian Axial Age [7] Death and rebirth [8] The quest for liberation [9] The Vedantic solution [10] The one and the many [11] The life of Siddhattha Gotama [12] "I am awake." [13] Why we suffer [14] The noble path [15] From Buddha to Buddhism [16] Jainism [17] East Asia before the Axial Age [18] The world of Confucius [19] The foundations of Confucianism [20] The cultivation of virtue [21] Early Confucianism and the rise of Daoism [22] The Daodejing [23] Daoist politics and mysticism [24] Reflections on the Axial Age