The Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2021
for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms an... more for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms and names are rendered phonetically; a list of Wylie equivalents is found at the end. Parenthetically indicated Tibetan terms or text-titles, on the other hand, are transliterated into Wylie rather than rendered phonetically.
Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2020
for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms an... more for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms and names are rendered phonetically; a list of Wylie equivalents is found at the end. Parenthetically indicated Tibetan terms or text-titles, on the other hand, are transliterated into Wylie rather than rendered phonetically.
... A number of contributors went considerably beyond their "contractual" respo... more ... A number of contributors went considerably beyond their "contractual" responsibility of writing articles, by providing us with suggestions and criticism along the way; we want especially to single out David Jackson, Leonard WJ van der Kuijp and Matthew Kapstein. ...
The Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2021
for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms an... more for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms and names are rendered phonetically; a list of Wylie equivalents is found at the end. Parenthetically indicated Tibetan terms or text-titles, on the other hand, are transliterated into Wylie rather than rendered phonetically.
Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2020
for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms an... more for their helpful reflections on the issues raised here. Throughout the article, Tibetan terms and names are rendered phonetically; a list of Wylie equivalents is found at the end. Parenthetically indicated Tibetan terms or text-titles, on the other hand, are transliterated into Wylie rather than rendered phonetically.
... A number of contributors went considerably beyond their "contractual" respo... more ... A number of contributors went considerably beyond their "contractual" responsibility of writing articles, by providing us with suggestions and criticism along the way; we want especially to single out David Jackson, Leonard WJ van der Kuijp and Matthew Kapstein. ...
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