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Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

 

Launched in September, 2021, the Yin-Cheng Distinguished Lecture Series (印證佛學傑出學術系列講座) is a collaborative, multi-university partnership between Peking University, Columbia University, Princeton University, Harvard University, University of British Columbia, University of Oxford and University of Cambridge. 

The Lecture Series is established in honour of Venerable Cheng-yen 證嚴, founder of Tzu Chi, and her mentor Yinshun 印順 (1906–2005), with the goal of promoting topics in Buddhist studies. The series is organised at Cambridge by Dr Noga Ganany with the generous support of the Tzi Chi Foundation. 


Inaugural Lecture

Wednesday, 22nd September, 2021 at 2pm - online via Zoom
Buddhist Art for the 21st Century: What Might It Look Like?
Professor Eugene Y. Wang, Harvard University  
Discussant: Professor Francesca Tarocco, Ca' Foscari University of Venice
Remarks: Prof. Tang Hui, Central Academy of Fine Arts

Lecture Report

Junfu WONG, PhD student in Chinese Studies, has comiled a report of the inaugural talk. This is available to download in English or Chinese

Videos of the lecture

These are now available on YouTube.

English video:

Chinese video:

 

 

 


For further information, contact:

  • Dr Noga Ganany
    University Lecturer in the Study of Late Imperial China
    Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies
    University of Cambridge

    E-mail: ng462@cam.ac.uk