Tibetan Buddhist Textual Scholarship: Means and Methods of Research (ARPI-I level 9 & ARPI-II level 2)

27 July 2020

Photo: Orna Almogi

July 27–September 4, 2020. Due to the coronavirus pandemic conducted online via Zoom.

As a part of the ARPI project—aiming at fostering research activities in the Himalayan Buddhist monastic seminaries and developing collaborative research projects between monastic research centers and the Western academia—the Khyentse Center will conduct the workshop “Tibetan Buddhist Textual Scholarship: Means and Methods of Research (ARPI-I level 9 & ARPI-II level 2)” during July 27–September 4, 2020 online via Zoom. The workshop, the ninth within the framework of the ARPI project funded by the Khyentse Foundation, is conceived and conducted by the KC-TBTS. It will include all current ARPI members, including the pilots, ARPI-I, and ARPI-II, with three participating research centers situated at monastic seminaries in South Asia, including Chökyi Lodrö Research Center (CLRC) at Dzongsar Institute (Chauntra), Ngagyur Nyingma Research Center (NNRC) at Namdroling (Mysore), and Shechen Research Division (SRD) at Shechen monastery (Kathmandu).