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Cambridge Studies in Religious Traditions Series

This scholarly series delves into the depths of global religious traditions, offering high-quality academic studies. Each volume explores the religious life, thought, texts, and history of a specific tradition. The books connect these specific traditions to broader themes and disciplines, fostering comparative approaches. Designed for both specialists and a general audience, this collection illuminates the academic study of religion.

Religion and the Individual
NIRVana and Other Buddhist Felicities
Mysticism and Kingship in China

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  • Mysticism and Kingship in China

    The Heart of Chinese Wisdom

    • 326 pages
    • 12 hours of reading

    Exploring the intricate relationship between kingship and mysticism, this work surveys four millennia of Chinese civilization. It delves into how these themes have shaped cultural, political, and spiritual practices throughout history, providing a comprehensive understanding of their significance in Chinese society. The examination offers insights into the evolution of governance and belief systems, highlighting the enduring impact of these elements on the development of Chinese identity and heritage.

    Mysticism and Kingship in China

  • NIRVana and Other Buddhist Felicities

    • 712 pages
    • 25 hours of reading
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    Exploring the concept of 'nirvana,' this book delves into Buddhist utopias and their implications for understanding textuality and world history. It offers insights into how these themes interconnect, providing a comprehensive analysis of the philosophical and cultural dimensions of Buddhism. Through this examination, readers gain a deeper appreciation of the historical and spiritual significance of nirvana within the broader context of Buddhist thought.

    NIRVana and Other Buddhist Felicities

  • Religion and the Individual

    A Jewish Perspective

    • 176 pages
    • 7 hours of reading
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    The book offers a comprehensive exploration of significant moments in the Jewish religious tradition that highlight the concept of the individual. Jacobs delves into various texts and teachings, examining how individual identity and personal responsibility are articulated within the faith. This analysis provides valuable insights into the role of the individual in Jewish thought, making it a crucial resource for understanding the intersection of personal and communal values in Judaism.

    Religion and the Individual