Journal of Buddhist Ethics, Volume Two 1995
(ISSN: 1076-9005)

CURRENT TABLE OF CONTENTS

Review:
      Two Recent Indian Books on Buddhist Ethics:  Tiwary's 
      _Perspectives on Buddhist Ethics_ and Vyanjana's _Theravaada
      Buddhist Ethics with special reference to //Visuddhimagga//_.     1-2
      Roger Farrington, Goldsmiths College
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Research Article:
      Are there "Human Rights" in Buddhism?                             3-27
      Damien Keown, Goldsmiths College
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Research Article:
      Meditation as Ethical Activity                                    28-54
      Georges Dreyfus, Williams College
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Research Article:
      A Buddhist Response to the Nature of Human Rights                 55-66
      Kenneth Inada
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Research Article:
      Judeo-Christian and Buddhist Justice                              67-82
      Winston L. King,Professor Emeritus, Vanderbilt University

Research Article:
      "Cutting the Roots of Virtue:" Tsongkhapa on the Results of Anger 83-104
      Daniel Cozort, Dickinson College
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Research Article:
      Buddhism and Medical Ethics: A Bibliographic Introduction         105-124
      James J. Hughes, Center for Clinical Medical Ethics,
      University of Chicago
           and
      Damien Keown, Goldsmiths, University of London
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Research Article:
      Ethics and Integration in American Buddhism                       125-139
      Charles Prebish, Religious Studies Program,
      Penn State University
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Research Article:
      Criteria for Judging the Unwholesomeness of Actions in the
      Texts of Theravaada Buddhism                                      140-151
      Peter Harvey, School of Social and International Studies,
      University of Sunderland
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Research Article:
      Practicing Peace: Social Engagement in Western Buddhism           152-172
      Kenneth Kraft, Department of Religion Studies,
      Lehigh University
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Research Article:
      Getting to Grips with Buddhist Environmentalism: 
      A Provisional Typology                                            173-190
      Ian Harris, Dept of Religious Studies and Social Ethics
      University College of St. Martin
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Research Article:
      The Kurudhamma: From Ethics to Statecraft                         191-203
      Andrew Huxley, Law Department
      School of Oriental & African Studies
      London 
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