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Module 3-4 Sources

The document discusses sources found on the topic of Zen Buddhism and karma. Five sources are cited from scholarly and popular works published by professionals studying Zen Buddhism. The sources have helped clarify the direction for a signature assignment on how Zen Buddhism views karma as a reflection of one's energy rather than a punishment or reward.

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Module 3-4 Sources

The document discusses sources found on the topic of Zen Buddhism and karma. Five sources are cited from scholarly and popular works published by professionals studying Zen Buddhism. The sources have helped clarify the direction for a signature assignment on how Zen Buddhism views karma as a reflection of one's energy rather than a punishment or reward.

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Kyle Anders

EAS 160

Fashi

18 September 2022

Finding, Citing, and Reading Sources

Research Topic: Zen Buddhism shows karma is is neither a punishment nor a reward but a

reflection of the energy an individual emits in day to day life.

Davis, Bret W., 'What Really Is Zen? Recovering the Beginner’s Open Mind', Zen Pathways: An

Introduction to the Philosophy and Practice of Zen Buddhism (New York, 2022; online edn,

Oxford Academic, 20 Jan. 2022),

[Link]

Han, Byung-Chul. The Philosophy of Zen Buddhism, Polity Press, 2022. ProQuest Ebook

Central, [Link]

Hershock, Peter, "Chan Buddhism", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2019

Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL =

[Link]

Jutras, Martin. “What Is Karma?” [Link] | About 'Fuyu', [Link]

[Link]/[Link].

Zeuschner, Robert. “The Understanding of Karma in Early Ch'an Buddhism.” The

Understanding of Karma in Early Ch'an Buddhism, [Link]

JOCP/[Link].
The five sources I have found through scholarly and popular sources have assisted me in

clarifying a direction for my signature assignment. Most of these sources are published by

professionals studying Zen Buddhism such as Martin Jutras (also referred to as Fuyu) who is a a

lay Zen teacher. I have gotten much more comfortable with this topic compared to when I

brainstormed an idea three weeks ago. I have found four scholarly sources and one popular

source which I believe are sufficient trustworthy articles and journals to compose my final

signature assignment. I am excited to continue researching as we near the end of the seven

weeks.

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