Indian Landscapes of Religious Pleasure

Bernat Font Clos

Indian Landscapes of Religious Pleasure

Bernat Font Clos

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A presentation of how early Buddhists ascribed soteriological value to positive affect, in comparison to Jains, Ājīvakas, and Brahminical traditions.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 2022
Event	Research Seminars, Department of Religion & Theology - University of Bristol Duration: 26 Apr 2022 → …

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Seminar	Research Seminars, Department of Religion & Theology
Period	26/04/22 → …

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Indian Landscapes of Religious Pleasure

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