Reinventing the Wheel: Paintings of Rebirth in Medieval Buddhist Temples

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Stephen F. Teiser explores the significance of the Ghost Festival in Medieval China, delving into its cultural and religious implications. As a scholar in Buddhist Studies, he examines the intersection of ritual, memory, and the afterlife, revealing how these elements shaped societal beliefs and practices. This work offers insights into the historical context and the evolving nature of spiritual traditions in China, highlighting the festival's role in connecting the living with the deceased.