Presently launched an essential new Buddhism Reference App on the iPhone.
The App wraps beliefs, concepts, doctrines, schools, sects, major texts, practices, major historical scholars, objects, place names, and current issues. It gives chronology of important dates, pronunciation guide and guide to canonical scriptures.
This new dictionary, currently available on Apps Store as been part of the best-selling Oxford Paperback Reference series:
• It covers both the historical and modern issues in Buddhism and includes all Buddhist schools and cultures.
• Moreover 2,000 broad-ranging entries cover up attitudes, doctrines, place names, major teachers and scholars, and relics, in a clear and in brief style.
• The text is demonstrated with line drawings of religious structures, iconographic forms and signs, and ritual objects.
The ideal guide for undergraduate students subsequent courses on Buddhism, Theology, Religious Studies, and a range of Social Science disciplines such as Anthropology; postgraduate students, practising Buddhists, academics, and the general reader or researcher looking for information on Buddhism.
The App wraps beliefs, concepts, doctrines, schools, sects, major texts, practices, major historical scholars, objects, place names, and current issues. It gives chronology of important dates, pronunciation guide and guide to canonical scriptures.
This new dictionary, currently available on Apps Store as been part of the best-selling Oxford Paperback Reference series:
• It covers both the historical and modern issues in Buddhism and includes all Buddhist schools and cultures.
• Moreover 2,000 broad-ranging entries cover up attitudes, doctrines, place names, major teachers and scholars, and relics, in a clear and in brief style.
• The text is demonstrated with line drawings of religious structures, iconographic forms and signs, and ritual objects.
The ideal guide for undergraduate students subsequent courses on Buddhism, Theology, Religious Studies, and a range of Social Science disciplines such as Anthropology; postgraduate students, practising Buddhists, academics, and the general reader or researcher looking for information on Buddhism.
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