BOOKS:
1) Bhikkhunī Ordination from Ancient India to Contemporary Sri Lanka, New Taipei City: Āgama Research Group, 2018. download
2) Buddhapada and the Bodhisattva Path, (Hamburg Buddhist Studies 8), Bochum: Projektverlag, 2017. download
3) A Comparative Study of the Majjhima-nikāya, (Dharma Drum Buddhist College Research Series 3), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2011 (2 vols.), 1: download, 2: download
4) Compassion and Emptiness in Early Buddhist Meditation, Cambridge: Windhorse, 2015. download
– Dutch trsl.: Compassie en Leegte, Het Vroegboeddhistische Pad van Meditatie, Asoka Publishers, 2018.
– Korean trsl.: 자비와 공-아날라요 스님의 초기불교 명상 수업, Minjoksa, 2018.
5) The Dawn of Abhidharma, (Hamburg Buddhist Studies 2), Hamburg: Hamburg University Press, 2014. download
6) Dīrgha-āgama Studies, (Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts Research Series 6), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2017. download
7) Early Buddhist Meditation Studies, Barre: Barre Center for Buddhist Studies, 2017 download.
8) Ekottarika-āgama Studies, (Dharma Drum Buddhist College Research Series), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2016. download
9) The Foundation History of the Nuns’ Order, (Hamburg Buddhist Studies 6), Bochum: Projektverlag, 2016. download
10) From Craving to Liberation – Excursions into the Thought-world of the Pāli Discourses (1), New York: Buddhist Association of the United States, 2009, (collection of revised articles originally published in the Encyclopaedia of Buddhism). download
reprinted in Excursions into the Thought-world of the Pāli Discourses, Washington: Pariyatti, 2012.
– Asian edition Malaysia: Selangor Buddhist Vipassana Meditation Society, 2009.
– German trsl.: Vom Verlangen zur Befreiung – Exkursionen in die Gedankenwelt der Pāli Lehrreden (1), Herrnschrot: Beyerlein & Steinschulte 2012. download
– Italian trsl.: Dalla brama alla liberazione, Escursioni nel mondo di pensiero del buddhismo antico I, Napoli, Diana Edizioni, 2019.
11) From Grasping to Emptiness – Excursions into the Thought-world of the Pāli Discourses (2), New York: Buddhist Association of the United States, 2010, (collection of revised articles originally published in the Encyclopaedia of Buddhism). download
reprinted in Excursions into the Thought-world of the Pāli Discourses, Washington: Pariyatti, 2012.
– Asian edition Malaysia: Selangor Buddhist Vipassana Meditation Society, 2010.
– German trsl.: (in preparation), Herrnschrot: Beyerlein & Steinschulte.
– Italian trsl.: Dall’attacamento al vuoto, Escursioni nel pensiero del buddhismo antico II, Napoli, Diana Edizioni, 2019.
12) The Genesis of the Bodhisattva Ideal, (Hamburg Buddhist Studies 1), Hamburg: Hamburg University Press, 2010. download
13) The Madhyama Āgama (Middle Length Discourses), (ed. and trsl. in collaboration with Marcus Bingenheimer (chief editor) and Rod Bucknell), BDK English Tripiṭaka Series, Berkeley: Numata Center for Buddhist Translation and Research, 2013, 1.
14) Madhyama-āgama Studies, (Dharma Drum Buddhist College Research Series 5), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2012. download
15) A Meditator’s Life of the Buddha, Based on the Early Discourses, Cambridge: Windhorse, 2017.
16) Mindfully Facing Climate Change, Barre: Barre Center for Buddhist Studies, 2019. download
17) Mindfully Facing Disease and Death, Compassionate Advice from Early Buddhist Texts, Cambridge: Windhorse, 2016. download
18) Mindfulness of Breathing: A Practice Guide and Translations, Cambridge: Windhorse, 2019.
19) Perspectives on Satipaṭṭhāna, Cambridge: Windhorse, 2013. download
– German trsl: Satipaṭṭhāna aus der Perspektive des frühen Buddhismus, Herrnschrot: Beyerlein & Steinschulte, 2018.
– Russian trsl.: Перспективы Сатипаттханы. Moscow: Svatan Research Center, 2018.
20) Rebirth in Early Buddhism and Current Research, Boston: Wisdom, 2018.
21) Saṃyukta-āgama Studies, (Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts Research Series 2), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2015. download
22) Satipaṭṭhāna, the Direct Path to Realization, Birmingham: Windhorse, 2003. download
– Asian editions: Kandy: Buddhist Publication Society, 2003; Selangor: Buddhist Wisdom Centre, 2006; Taipei: Corporate Body of the Buddha Educational Foundation, 2011; Chiang Mai: Silkworm Books, 2012.
– Chinese trsl.: 念住: 通往證悟的直接之道, Taiwan: Luminary Institute 2013. download
– Dutch trsl.: Satipaṭṭhāna, De directe weg naar bevrijding, Asoka Publishers, 2012.
– German trsl.: Der Direkte Weg der Achtsamkeit, Satipaṭṭhāna, Herrnschrot: Beyerlein & Steinschulte, 2010. download
– Hungarian trsl.: Szatipatthana – A megvalositas egyenes utja, Budapest Buddhist University, 2007.
– Indonesian trsl.: Satipatthana Jalan Langsung Ke Tujuan, Jakarta Potowa Center, 2012.
– Italian trsl.: Satipaṭṭhāna, il cammino diretto, Frasso Sabino: Edizioni Santacittarama, 2018. download
– Korean trsl.: 사띠파타나, 깨달음의 길, Meditation Counselling Research Institute, 2014.
– Russian trsl.: Прямой путь к реализации. Основы внимательности. Moscow: Svatan Research Center, 2014.
– Sinhala trsl. (partial): Satiya, Sri Lanka: Nissarana Vanaye, 2003. download
– Spanish trsl.: Satipaṭṭhāna, Los Orígenes del Mindfulness, Spain: Editorial Siglatana, 2019.
– Vietnamese trsl. (with unauthorized addition of material): Con Đường Thẳng Tới Chứng Ngộ & Nghiên Cứu Đối Chiếu với các bộ A Hàm, Saigon, Vietnam, 2017.
23) Satipaṭṭhāna Meditation: A Practice Guide, Cambridge: Windhorse, 2018. download
– Korean trsl. 마음챙김 확립수행, 아날라요 비구의 마음챙김 확립수행, Seoul: Bulkwang 2019.
Spanish trsl.: Meditación Satipaṭṭhāna, Una Guía Práctica, Spain: Editorial Desclée de Brouwer, 2019.
24) Vinaya Studies, (Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts Research Series 7), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2017. download
ARTICLES OR CHAPTERS IN BOOKS:
25) “Achtsamkeit aus frühbuddhistischer Sicht” in Achtsamkeit, Ein buddhistisches Konzept erobert die Wissenschaft, mit einem Beitrag S. H. des Dalai Lama, M. Zimmerman et al. (ed.), Bern: Hans Huber Verlag, 2012, 277–290.
26) “Bhikṣuṇī Ordination”, in Oxford Handbook of Buddhist Ethics, D. Cozort and J.M. Shields (ed.), 2018, 116–134, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
27) “Comparing the Tibetan and Chinese Parallels to the Cūḷavedalla-sutta”, in Investigating Principles: International Aspects of Indian Cultures, L. Shravak and S. Roy (ed.), Mumbai: Somaiya Publications (forthcoming).
28) “Defying Māra – Bhikkhunīs in the Saṃyukta-āgama”, in Women in Early Indian Buddhism: Comparative Textual Studies, A. Collett (ed.), New York: Oxford University Press, 2014, 116–139. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
29) “The Divine Messengers”, in Buddhist Studies in Honour of Venerable Kirindigalle Dhammaratana, S. Ratnayaka (ed.), Colombo: Felicitation Committee, 2007, 15–26. download
– Chinese trsl.: 巴利與漢譯經典中天使 (Devadūta) 的意涵, Fuyan Buddhist Studies, 2008, 3: 1–7.
30) “The Dynamics of Theravāda Insight Meditation”, in 佛教禪坐傳統國際學術研討 會論文集, [Buddhist Meditation Traditions: An International Symposium], Kuo-pin Chuang (ed.), Taiwan: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2012, 23–56. download
– Chinese trsl.: 上座部觀禪的原動力, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2010,.7: 1–22.
31) “An Ekottarika-āgama Discourse Without Parallels: From Perception of Impermanence to the Pure Land”, in Buddhist Path Buddhist Teachings, Studies in Memory of L. S, Cousins, Peter Harvey and Naomi Appleton (ed.), 2019, 145–156, Sheffield: Equinox Publishing , (also in Buddhist Studies Review, 2018, 35.1/2: 125–134).
32) “The Evolution of the Bodhisattva Concept in Early Buddhist Canonical Literature”, in The Bodhisattva Ideal, Essays on the Emergence of Mahāyāna, Bhikkhu Ñāṇatusita (ed.), 165–208, Kandy: Buddhist Publication Society. (based on extracts from The Genesis of the Bodhisattva Ideal)
33) “Fa-xian and the Chinese Āgamas”, in India on the Silk Route, K. Sheel et al. (ed.), Delhi: Buddhist World Press, 2010, 57–93.
34) “The First Absorption (Dhyāna) in Early Indian Buddhism – A Study of Source Material from the Madhyama-āgama”, in Hindu, Buddhist and Daoist Meditation Cultural Histories, H. Eifring (ed.), Oslo: Hermes Publishing, 2014, 69–90.
35) “The Four Assemblies in Pāli Buddhism”, in K Sri Dhammananda, Essays in Honor of his Centenary, Volume 2, Contemporary Perspectives, B.L.W. Khin, V. Samarawickrama, and T.H. Soon (ed.) , 8–17, Selangor: Nalanda Buddhist Society, 2018. download
36) “Gotama Buddha”, in Routledge Handbook of Indian Philosophy, (forthcoming).
37) “The Healing Potential of the Awakening Factors in Early Buddhist Discourse”, in Buddhism and Medicine, An Anthology of Premodern Sources, C.P. Salguero (ed.), New York: Columbia University Press, 2017, 12–19 .
38) “How the Steps of Mindfulness of Breathing Decreased from Sixteen to Two”, in Buddhist Studies in Honour of Venerable Professor K.L. Dhammajoti, T. Endo (ed.), Hong Kong: Centre of Buddhist Studies, University of Hong Kong (forthcoming).
39) “The Influence of Commentarial Exegesis on the Transmission of Āgama Literature”, in Translating Buddhist Chinese, Problems and Prospects, (East Asia Intercultural Studies 3), K. Meisig (ed.), Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2010: 1–20.
– Chinese trsl.: 註釋書對阿含經文的影響, Satyābhisamaya, 2009, 48: 1–48.
40) “Karma and Liberation – The Karajakāya-sutta (AN 10.208) in the Light of its Parallels”, in Pāsādikadānaṃ, Festschrift für Bhikkhu Pāsādika, (Indica et Tibetica 52), M. Straube et al. (ed.), Marburg: Indica et Tibetica, 2009, 1–24. (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
41) “Living in Seclusion and Facing Fear –The Ekottarika-āgama Counterpart to the Bhayabherava-sutta”, in Buddhism as a Stronghold of Free Thinking? Social, Ethical and Philosophical Dimensions of Buddhism, S.C.A. Fay and I.M. Bruckner (ed.), Germany, Nuesttal: Edition Ubuntu, 2011, 203–231. download
42) “‘Mūlasarvāstivādin and Sarvāstivādin’: Oral Transmission Lineages of Āgama Texts”, in Research on the Saṃyukta-āgama, Dhammadinnā (ed.), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation (forthcoming).
43) “Memento Mori: Recollection of Death in Early Buddhist Meditation”, in From Local to Global, Papers in Asian History and Culture, K. Sheel, C. Willemen, K. Zysk (ed.), 581–599, Delhi: Buddhist World Press. download
44) “The Meditative Cultivation of Joy”, in Felicitation Volume for Corrado Pensa, C. Neri and F. Sferra (ed.), (forthcoming).
45) “Mindfulness in the Pāli Nikāyas”, in Buddhist Thought and Applied Psychological Research, K. Nauriyal (ed.), London: Routledge Curzon, 2006, 229–249, (based on extracts from Satipaṭṭhāna, the Direct Path to Realization).
– German trsl.: Sati in den Pāli Lehrreden, München: BGM 2007. download
46) “Mindfulness ‘Internally’, ‘Externally’, and ‘Internally and Externally’ by Lambert Schmithausen”, Premasiri Festschrift, D. Mahinda et al. (ed.), (forthcoming).
47) “Outstanding Bhikkhunīs in the Ekottarika-āgama”, in Women in Early Indian Buddhism: Comparative Textual Studies, A. Collett (ed.), New York: Oxford University Press, 2014, 97–115.
48) “Perspectives on the Body in Early Buddhist Meditation”, in Buddhist Meditative Traditions: Their Origin and Development, Chuang Kuo-pin (ed.), 21–49, 2014, Taipei: Shin Wen Feng Print.
49) “Peyāla in the Skandha-saṃyukta, Contraction and Expansion in Textual Transmission”, in Research on the Saṃyukta-āgama, Dhammadinnā (ed.), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation (forthcoming).
50) “A Quantitative Textual Analysis of the Translation Idiom of the Madhyama-āgama (T 26) and the Ekottarika-āgama (T 125)” (in collaboration with Jen-Jou Hung), in Research on the Madhyama-āgama, Dhammadinnā (ed.), 177–196, Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2017.
51) “The Repercussions of Lack of Proper Governance”, in Justice and Statecraft: Ancient Buddhist Ideals Inspiring Contemporary World, D. Mahinda (ed.), 119–128, Nagananda International Buddhist University. download
52) “Sati & Samādhi”, in Preserving the Dhamma, Writings in Honor of the Eightieth Birthday of Bhante Henepola Gunaratana Mahā Thera, Y. Rahula (ed.), West Virginia: Bhavana Society, 2007, 89–92, (based on extracts from Satipaṭṭhāna, the Direct Path to Realization).
53) “The ‘School Affiliation’ of the Madhyama-āgama”, in Research on the Madhyama-āgama, Dhammadinnā (ed.), 55–76, Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2017.
54) “The Second Absorption in Early Buddhist Discourse”, in Buddhist Meditative Traditions: Dialogue and Comparison, Chuang Kuo-pin (ed.), Taiwan: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2016, 25–58.
55) “Teaching and Liberation – Rāhula’s Awakening in the Saṃyukta-āgama”, in Dharmapravicaya, Aspects of Buddhist Studies, Essays in Honour of N.H. Samtani, ed. L. Shravak and C. Willemen, Delhi: Buddhist World Press, 2012, 1–21. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
56) “Theravāda Vinaya and bhikkhunī Ordination”, in Rules of Engagement, Medieval Traditions of Buddhist Monastic Regulations, S. Andrews, J. Chen, C. Liu, (ed.), 2017, 333–367, Bochum: Projekt Verlag download.
57) “The Three-aṅga Theory in Master Yinshun’s 印順 Scholarship: Assessing the State of Āgama Studies in Twentieth-century China” (in collaboration with S. Travagnin), in Research on the Saṃyukta-āgama, Dhammadinnā (ed.), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation (forthcoming).
58) “Three Chinese Dīrgha-āgama Discourses Without Parallels”, in Research on the Dīrgha-āgama, Dhammadinnā (ed.), 2014, 1–55, Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation. download
59) “Der Tod aus der Perspektive der frühbuddhistischen Schriften”, in Sterben, Tod und Trauer in den Religionen und Kulturen der Welt; Gemeinsamkeiten und Besonderheiten in Theorie und Praxis, C. Elsas (ed.), Hamburg: EB Verlag, 2007, 111–130.
60) “Turning the Wheel of Dharma”, in Handbook of Ethical Foundations of Mindfulness, S. Stanley, R. Purser, and N. Singh (ed.), 33–49, Cham: Springer, 2018.
61) “Two Versions of the Mahādeva Tale in the Ekottarika-āgama, A Study in the Development of Taishō.125”, in Research on the Ekottarika-āgama (Taishō 125), Dhammadinnā (ed.), 2013, 1–70, Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation. download
62) “Understanding and Practicing the Ānāpānasati-sutta”, in Buddhist Foundations of Mindfulness, E. Shonin et al. (ed.), Cham: Springer, 2015, 55–69.
63) “Understanding and Practicing the Satipaṭṭhāna-sutta”, in Buddhist Foundations of Mindfulness, E. Shonin et al. (ed.), Cham: Springer, 2015, 71–88.
64) “Views and the Tathāgata – A Comparative Study and Translation of the Brahmajāla in the Chinese Dīrgha-āgama”, in Buddhist and Pali Studies in Honour of the Venerable Professor Kakkapalliye Anuruddha, K.L. Dhammajoti et al. (ed.), Hong Kong: Centre of Buddhist Studies, University of Hong Kong, 2009, 183–234.
65) “Were the Ekottarika-āgama 增壹阿含經 T 125 and the Madhyama-āgama 中阿含經 T 26 Translated by the Same Person? An Assessment on the Basis of Translation Style” (in collaboration with Michael Radich), 209–237, in Research on the Madhyama-āgama, Dhammadinnā (ed.), Taipei: Dharma Drum Publishing Corporation, 2017.
66) “Who said it? Authorship Disagreements between Pāli and Chinese Discourses”, in Indica et Tibetica 65, Festschrift für Michael Hahn zum 65. Geburtstag von Freunden und Schülern überreicht, K. Klaus and J. U. Hartmann (ed.), Wien: Arbeitskreis für tibetische und buddhistische Studien, Universität Wien, 2007, 25–38.
– Chinese trsl.: 誰說的法, 誰說的話–巴利與漢譯經典關於說者的差異, Satyābhisamaya, 2008, 47: 1–23.
67) “Women’s Renunciation in Early Buddhism – The Four Assemblies and the Foundation of the Order of Nuns”, in Dignity & Discipline, Reviving Full Ordination for Buddhist Nuns, T. Mohr and J. Tsedroen (ed.), Boston: Wisdom, 2010, 65–97.
– German trsl.: “Die Weltentsagung der Frauen im frühen Buddhismus: Die vier Versammlungen und die Gründung des Nonnenordens”, in Mit Würde und Beharrlichkeit, Die Erneuerung buddhistischer Nonnenorden, A. Hubig (trsl.), Berlin: Steinrich, 113–161.
ARTICLES IN JOURNALS:
68) “Adding Historical Depth to Definitions of Mindfulness”, Current Opinion in Psychology, Special Issue on Mindfulness, 2019, 28: 11–14.
69) “Āgama and aṅga in the Early Buddhist Oral Tradition”, Singaporean Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2016, 3: 9–37 download.
70) “Attitudes Towards Nuns – A Case Study of the Nandakovāda in the Light of its Parallels”, (with a contribution by Giuliana Martini) Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2010, 17: 332–400. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
71) “Ancient Indian Education and Mindfulness”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.5: 964–969.
72) “The Ancient Roots of the U Ba Khin Vipassanā Meditation”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2006, 4: 259–269. download
– Chinese trsl.: 烏巴慶內觀禪修之古老根源, download
– German trsl.: “Die historischen Wurzeln der U Ba Khin Meditation”, in Aspekte der Atembetrachtung, München: BGM 2009, 20–30. download
73) “The Āneñjasappāya-sutta and its Parallels on Imperturbability and on the Contribution of Insight to the Development of Tranquillity”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2009, 26.2: 177–195. (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
74) “The Arahant Ideal in Early Buddhism – The Case of Bakkula”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2007, 8: 1–21. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
75) “The Bāhiya Instruction and Bare Awareness”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2018, 19: 1–19. download
76) “The Bahudhātuka-sutta and its Parallels on Women’s Inabilities”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2009, 16: 137–190. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
77) “Beautiful Eyes Seen with Insight as Bereft of Beauty – Subhā Therī and Her Male Counterpart in the Ekottarika-āgama”, The Journal of the Sati Center for Buddhist Studies, 2014, 2: 39–53. download
78) “Bhikkhave and Bhikkhu as Gender-inclusive Terminology in Early Buddhist Texts”, (in collaboration with Alice Collett), Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2014, 21: 760–797. download
79) “On the Bhikkhunī Ordination Controversy”, Sri Lanka International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2014, 3: 1–20. download
– reprinted as a booklet together with translations into Sinhala, Thai and Burmese: West Malaysia, Selangor: Gotamī Vihāra Society, 2014, and New York: Buddhist Association of the United States, 2015. download
– German trsl. Bhikkhunī Ordination, München: BGM, 2015 download
80) “The Bodhisattva and Kassapa Buddha – A Study Based on the Madhyama-āgama Parallel to the Ghaṭikāra-sutta”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2009, 10: 1–33. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
81) “The Brahmajāla and the Early Buddhist Oral Tradition”, Annual Report of the International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University, 2014, 17: 41–59. download
82) “The Brahmajāla and the Early Buddhist Oral Tradition (2)”, Annual Report of the International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University, 2015, 18: 79–94. download
83) “Brahmā’s Invitation, The Ariyapariyesanā-sutta in the Light of its Madhyama-āgama Parallel”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2011, 1: 12–38. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
84) “Brahmavihāra and Awakening, A Study of the Dīrgha-āgama Parallel to the Tevijja-sutta”, Asian Literature and Translation: A Journal of Religion and Culture, 2015, 3.4: 1–27. download
85) “A Brief Criticism of the ‘Two Paths to Liberation’ Theory”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2016, 11: 38–51. download
86) “A Brief History of Buddhist Absorption”, Mindfulness (forthcoming).
87) “The Buddha and Omniscience”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2006, 7: 1–20. download
88) “The Buddha’s Fire Miracles”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2015, 9: 9–42. download
89) “The Buddha’s Last Meditation in the Dīrgha-āgama”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2014, 15: 1–43. download
90) “The Buddha’s Past Life as a Princess in the Ekottarika-āgama”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2015, 22: 95–137. download
91) “The Buddha’s Truly Praiseworthy Qualities – According to the Mahāsakuludāyi-sutta and its Chinese Parallel”, Journal of the Pali Text Society, 2009, 30: 137–160. (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
92) “Buddhist Antecedents to the Body Scan Meditation”, Mindfulness (forthcoming).
93) “Canonical Exegesis in the Theravāda Vinaya”, (in collaboration with Bhikkhu Brahmāli) Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2017, 24: 225–246. download
94) “Canonical Jātaka Tales in Comparative Perspective – The Evolution of Tales of the Buddha’s Past Lives”, Fuyan Buddhist Studies, 2012, 7: 75–100. download
(based on an extract from The Genesis of the Bodhisattva Ideal)
– Chinese trsl.: 從對讀觀點看佛典中的「本生經」—佛陀諸多前生故事的演進, ibid. 101–113.
95) “The Case for Reviving the Bhikkhunī Order by Single Ordination”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2018, 25: 931–962. download
96) “The Case of Sudinna: On the Function of Vinaya Narrative, Based on a Comparative Study of the Background Narration to the First Pārājika Rule”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2012, 19: 396–438. download
97) “The Challenge of Pain”, Insight Journal, 2018, 44: 11–20. download
98) “Channa’s Suicide in the Saṃyukta-āgama”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2010, 27.2: 125–137. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
99) “The Chinese Madhyama-āgama and the Pāli Majjhima-nikāya – In the Footsteps of Thich Minh Chau”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2008, 9: 1–21. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
100) “The Chinese Parallels to the Dhammacakkappavattana-sutta (1)”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2012, 3: 12–46. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
101) “The Chinese Parallels to the Dhammacakkappavattana-sutta (2)”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2013, 5: 9–41.download
102) “The Chinese Version of the Dantabhūmi Sutta”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2006, 23.1: 5–19. (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
103) “Chos sbyin gyi mdo, Bhikṣuṇī Dharmadinnā Proves Her Wisdom”, Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal, 2011, 24: 3–33. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
104) “Comparative Notes on the Madhyama-āgama”, Fuyan Buddhist Studies, 2007, 2: 33–56. download
– Chinese trsl.: 《中阿含》比較研究摘要, ibid.: 1–32.
105) “Compassion in the Āgamas and Nikāyas”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2015, 16: 1–30. download
106) “The Conversion of Aṅgulimāla in the Saṃyukta-āgama”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2008, 25.2: 135–148. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
107) “The Conversion of the Brahmin Sela in the Ekottarika-āgama”, Thai International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2011, 2: 37–56. download
108) “Correspondence Table for Parallels to the Discourses of the Majjhima Nikāya: Toward a Revision of Akanuma’s Comparative Catalogue”, (in collaboration with Rod Bucknell), Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2006, 4: 215–243. download
109) “Craving and dukkha”, Insight Journal, 2019, 45: 35–42. download
110) “The Cullavagga on Bhikkhunī Ordination”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2015, 22: 401–448. download
– reprinted as a booklet together with translations into Sinhala, Thai and Burmese: West Malaysia, Selangor 2016. download
111) “Dabba’s Self-cremation in the Saṃyukta-āgama”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2012, 29.2: 153–174. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
112) “Debate with a Sceptic – The Dīrgha-āgama Parallel to the Pāyāsi-sutta (1)”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2012, 13: 1–26. download
113) Debate with a Sceptic – The Dīrgha-āgama Parallel to the Pāyāsi-sutta (2)”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2013, 14: 1–27. download
114) Definitions of Right Concentration in Comparative Perspective”, Singaporean Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2019, 5: 9–39.
115) “The Development of Insight – A Study of the U Ba Khin Vipassanā Meditation Tradition as Taught by S.N. Goenka in Comparison with Insight Teachings in the Early Discourses”, Fuyan Buddhist Studies, 2011, 6: 151–174. download
116) “The Development of the Pāli Udāna Collection”, Bukkyō Kenkyū, 2009, 37: 39–72. download
117) “Discourse Merger in the Ekottarika-āgama (1), The Parallel to the Bhaddāli-sutta and the Latukikopama-sutta, Together with Notes on the Chinese Translation of the Collection”, Singaporean Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2015, 2: 5–35. download
118) “Discourse Merger in the Ekottarika-āgama (2), The Parallels to the Kakacūpama-sutta and the Alagaddūpama-sutta”, Journal of Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2014/2015, 12: 63–90.
119) “Early Buddhist Mindfulness and Memory, the Body, and Pain”, Mindfulness, 2016, 7.6: 1271–1280. download
120) “Effects of Mindfulness-Based Positive Behavior Support (MBPBS) Training Are Equally Beneficial for Mothers and Their Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder or With Intellectual Disabilities”, (in collaboration with Nirbhay N. Singh, G.E. Lancioni, B.T. Karazsia, R.E. Myers, and Y.-S. Hwang), Frontiers in Psychology, 10.385: 1–13.
121) “The Ekottarika-āgama Parallel to the Saccavibhaṅga-sutta and the Four (Noble) Truths”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2006, 23.2: 145–153.
122) “The Emphasis on the Present Moment in the Cultivation of Mindfulness”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.3: 571–581.
123) “Exemplary Qualities of a Monastic – The Saṃyukta-āgama Counterpart to the Mahāgopālaka-sutta and the Need of Balancing Inner Development with Concern for Others”, Sri Lanka International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2010, 1: 1–23. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
124) “Exploring Satipaṭṭhāna in Study and Practice”, Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2014, 10: 73–95. download audio
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125) “The First Saṅgīti and Theravāda Monasticism”, Sri Lanka International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2015, 4: 2–17. download
126) “On the Five Aggregates (1) – A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 1 to 32”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2012, 11: 1–61. download
127) “On the Five Aggregates (2) – A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 256 to 272”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2013, 12: 1–69. download
128) “On the Five Aggregates (3) – A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 59 to 87”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2013, 13: 1–65. download
129) “On the Five Aggregates (4) – A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 33 to 58”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2014, 14: 1–71. download
130) “On the Five Aggregates (5) – A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 103 to 110”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2014, 15: 1–64. download
131) “Food and Insight”, Insight Journal, 2019, 45: 1–10. download
132) “The Four Assemblies and Theravāda Buddhism”, The Mahā Bodhi, 2015, 122: 13– 21. download
133) “Global Concerns and Local Requirements in the Bhikkhunī Ordination Controversy”, 元智全球在地文化報, 2013, 36: 2–3. download
134) “The Going Forth of Mahāpajāpatī Gotamī in T 60”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2016, 23: 1–31. download
135) “A Gradual Entry Into Emptiness – Depicted in the Early Buddhist Discourses”, Thai International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2012, 3: 25–56. (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies) download
136) “The Gradual Path of Training in the Dīrgha-āgama, From Sense-restraint to Imperturbability”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2016, 17: 1–24. download
137) “The Gurudharma on Bhikṣuṇī Ordination in the Mūlasarvāstivāda Tradition”, (in collaboration with Jampa Tsedroen), Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2013, 20: 743–774. download
138) “Healing in Early Buddhism”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2015, 32.1: 19–33.
139) “The Historical Value of the Pāli Discourses”, Indo-Iranian Journal, 2012, 55: 223–253.
140) “The Hīnayāna Fallacy”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2014, 6: 9–31. download
141) “How Compassion Became Painful”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2017, 14: 85–113. download
142) “How Mindfulness Came to Plunge Into Its Objects”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.6: 1181–1185.
143) “Immeasurable Meditations and Mindfulness”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.12: 2620–2628.
144) “The Influxes and Mindful Eating”, Insight Journal, 2018, 44: 31–42. download
145) “In the Seen Just the Seen: Mindfulness and the Construction of Experience”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.1: 179–184.
146) “The Insight Knowledge of Fear and Adverse Effects of Mindfulness Practices”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.10: 2172–2185.
147) “Karma and Female Birth”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2014, 21: 109–153. download
148) “The Legal Consequences of pārājika”, Sri Lanka International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2016, 5: 1–22. download
149) “The Legality of Bhikkhunī Ordination”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, Special 20th Anniversary Issue, D. Keown and C. Prebish (ed.), 2013, 20: 310–333. download
– reprinted as a booklet together with translations into Sinhala, Thai and Burmese: West Malaysia: Selangor Buddhist Vipassanā Meditation Society, 2013; and New York: Buddhist Association of the United States, 2014. download
– German trsl. Bhikkhunī Ordination, München: BGM, 2015 download
150) “Levitation in Early Buddhist Discourse”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2016, 10: 11–26. download
151) “The Lion’s Roar in Early Buddhism – A Study Based on the Ekottarika-āgama Parallel to the Cūḷasīhanāda-sutta”, Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal, 2009, 22: 3–23. download
152) “The Luminous Mind in Theravāda and Dharmaguptaka Discourses”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2017, 13: 10–51. download
153) “The Mahācattārīsaka-sutta in the Light of its Parallels – Tracing the Beginnings of Abhidharmic Thought”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2010, 8: 59–93. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
154) “Mahāpajāpatī’s Going Forth in the Madhyama-āgama”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2011, 18: 268–317. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
155) “On the Mahātaṇhāsaṅkhaya-sutta”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, (forthcoming).
156) “Mahāyāna in the Ekottarika-āgama”, Singaporean Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2013 .1: 5–43. download
157) “Maitreya and the Wheel-turning King”, Asian Literature and Translation: A Journal of Religion and Culture, 2014, 2.7: 1–29. download
158) “The Mass Suicide of Monks in Discourse and Vinaya Literature”, (with an addendum by Richard Gombrich), Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2014, 7: 11–55. download
159) “Meditation on the Breath: Mindfulness and Focussed Attention”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.8: 1684–1691 (.
160) “Mindfulness Enhances Episodic Memory Performance: Evidence from a Multimethod Investigation” (in collaboration with K. Brown, R.M. Ryan, R. Goodman), PLoS ONE, 2016, 11(4): e0153309. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0153309
161) “Mindfulness Constructs in Early Buddhism and Theravāda: Another Contribution to the Memory Debate”, Mindfulness, 2018, 9.4: 1047–1051. download
162) “Mindfulness in Early Buddhism”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka 2013, 11: 147–174. download
163) “Mindfulness of Breathing in the Saṃyukta-āgama”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2007, 24.2: 137–150. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
– German trsl.: “Atembetrachtung im Saṃyukta-āgama”, in Aspekte der Atembetrachtung, München: BGM 2009, 3–19. download
164) “Mindfulness-Based Interventions and the Four satipaṭṭhānas”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.4: 611–615. Doi: 10.1007/s12671-019-1097-2
165) “Miracle-working Nuns in the Ekottarika-āgama”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2015, 16: 1–27. download
166) “The Myth of McMindfulness”, Mindfulness (forthcoming).
167) “A Note on the Term Theravāda”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2013, 30.2: 216–235.
168) “Once again on Bakkula”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2010, 11: 1–28. download
169) “Once again on Mindfulness and Memory”, Mindfulness, 2018, 9.1: 1–6. download
170) “Open Monitoring and Mindfulness “, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.7: 1437–1442.
171) “On Rādha and Views ―A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 111 to 138 (Fascicle 6)”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2015, 17: 1–42. download
172) “Oral Dimensions of Pāli Discourses: Pericopes, Other Mnemonic Techniques, And the Oral Performance Context”, Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2007, 3: 5–33. download
– Chinese trsl. (extract): “巴利口誦傳統的形式與功能”, in 第一屆 巴利學與佛教學 術研討會, Taiwan: 南華大學世界禪學研究中心, 2006, 1–9.
173) “Overeating and Mindfulness in Ancient India”, Mindfulness, 2018, 9.5: 1648–1654, download
174) “Paccekabuddhas in the Isigili-sutta and its Ekottarika-āgama Parallel”, Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2010, 6: 5–36. download
175) “Pārājika Does Not Necessarily Entail Expulsion”, Annual Report of the International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University, 2019, 22: 3–8. download
176) “The Potential of Facing Anger with Mindfulness”, Mindfulness, 9.6: 1966–1972. download
177) “The Potential of Pleasant Feelings”, Insight Journal, 2018, 44: 1–10. download
178) “Pratyekabuddhas in the Ekottarika-āgama”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2015, 8: 10–27. download
179) “Protecting Oneself and Others Through Mindfulness – The Acrobat Simile in the Saṃyukta-āgama“, Sri Lanka International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2012, 2: 1–23. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
180) “Purification in Early Buddhist Discourse and Buddhist Ethics”, Bukkyō Kenkyū, 2012, 40: 67–97. download
181) “Qualities of a True Recluse (Samaṇa) –According to the Samaṇamaṇḍikā-sutta and its Madhyama-āgama Parallel”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2009, 7: 153–184. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
182) “Rebirth and the Gandhabba”, Mahachulalongkorn Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2008, 1: 91–105. download
183) “Rebirth and the West”, Insight Journal, 2019, 45: 55–64. download
184) “Reflections on Comparative Āgama Studies”, Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal, 2008, 21: 3–21. download
185) “Remembering with Wisdom Is Not Intrinsic to All Forms of Mindfulness”, Mindfulness, 2018, 9.6: 1987–1990. download
186) “The Revival of the Bhikkhunī Order and the Decline of the Sāsana”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2013, 20: 110–193. download
187) “Right View and the Scheme of the Four Truths in Early Buddhism, The Saṃyukta-āgama Parallel to the Sammādiṭṭhi-sutta and the Simile of the Four Skills of a Physician”, Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2011, 7: 11–44. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
188) “The Robes of a bhikkhunī” (in collaboration with Oskar von Hinüber), Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2016, 13: 79–90. download
189) “The Role of Brahmā in Pāli Discourses”, The Sri Lanka Journal of the Humanities, 2004, 29/30: 157–166.
190) “The Role of Mindfulness in the Cultivation of Absorption”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.11: 2341–2351.
191) “Saccaka’s Challenge – A Study of the Saṃyukta-āgama Parallel to the Cūḷasaccaka-sutta in Relation to the Notion of Merit Transfer”, Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal, 2010, 23: 39–70. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
192) “Śakra and the Destruction of Craving – A Case Study in the Role of Śakra in Early Buddhism”, Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2011, 12: 157–176. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
193) “The Saṃyukta-āgama Parallel to the Sāleyyaka-sutta”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2006, 13: 1–22. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
194) “The Scope of Free Inquiry – According to the Vīmaṃsaka-sutta and its Madhyama-āgama Parallel”, Rivista di Studi Sudasiatici, 2010, 4: 7–20. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
195) “Selected Madhyama-āgama Discourse Passages and their Pāli Parallels”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2016, 19: 1–61. download
196) “The Seven Stages of Purification in Comparative Perspective”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2005, 3: 126–138. download
197) “On the Six Sense-spheres (1) ―A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 188 to 229 (Fascicle 8)”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2016, 18: 1–61. download
198) “On the Six Sense-spheres (2) ―A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 230 to 249”, Satyābhisamaya, 2019, 88: 75–131. download
199) “The Sixfold Purity of an Arahant, According to the Chabbisodhana-sutta and its Parallel”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2008, 15: 241–277. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
200) “The Sixteen Steps of Mindfulness of Breathing in Three Vinayas”, Anveṣaṇā, 2016, 10–25.
201) “The Sixty-two Views – A Comparative Study”, Fuyan Buddhist Studies, 2010, 5: 23–42, (based on extracts from “Views and the Tathāgata”). download
202) “Some Pāli Discourses in the Light of Their Chinese Parallels”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2005, 22.1: 1–14. download
– Chinese trsl.: 他山之石可以攻錯 (1)─借助四阿含解讀巴利經典, Satyābhisamaya, 2007, 42: 115–134.
203) “Some Pāli Discourses in the Light of Their Chinese Parallels (2)”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2005, 22.2: 93–105. download
– Chinese trsl.: 他山之石可以攻錯 (2)─借助四阿含解讀巴利經典, Satyābhisamaya, 2008, 43: 23–42.
204) “Structural Aspects of the Majjhima-nikāya”, Bukkyō Kenkyū, 2010, 38: 35–70. download
205) “On the Supposedly Liberating Function of the First Absorption”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2016, 33.1/2: 271–280.
206) “Summaries of the Dharma, A Translation of Dīrgha-āgama Discourse.12”, Asian Literature and Translation: A Journal of Religion and Culture, 2013, 1.6: 1–14. download
207) “Some Renditions of the Term Tathāgata in the Chinese Āgamas”, Annual Report of the International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University, 2017, 20: 11–21. download
208) “The Tale of King Ma(k)hādeva in the Ekottarika-āgama and the Cakravartin Motif”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2011, 9: 43–77. download
209) “The Tale of King Nimi in the Ekottarika-āgama “, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2012, 10: 69–94. download
210) “A Task for Mindfulness: Facing Climate Change”, Mindfulness, 2019, 10.9: 1926–1935.
211) “Teaching the Abhidharma in the Heaven of the Thirty-three, The Buddha and His Mother”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2012, 2: 9–35. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies) download
212) “Teachings to Lay Disciples – The Saṃyukta-āgama Parallel to the Anāthapiṇḍikovāda-sutta”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2010, 27.1: 3–14. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
213) “Theories on the Foundation of the Nuns’ Order – A Critical Evaluation”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2008, 6: 105–142. download
214) “On Time”, Insight Journal, 2019, 45: 11–20. download
215) “The Treaties on the Path to Liberation (解脫道論) and the Visuddhimagga”, Fuyan Buddhist Studies, 2009, 4: 1–15, (based on extracts from “Vimuttimagga”). download
– Chinese trsl.: 《解脫道論》與《清淨道論》, ibid.: 16–28.
216) “On the Two Paths Theory: Replies to Criticism”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2018, 15: 1–22. download
217) “The Underlying Tendencies”, Insight Journal, 2018, 44: 21–30. download
218) “Vakkali’s Suicide in the Chinese Āgamas”, Buddhist Studies Review, 2011, 28.2: 155–170. (reprinted in Saṃyukta-āgama Studies)
219) “The Validity of bhikkhunī Ordination by bhikkhus Only, According to the Pāli Vinaya”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2017, 12: 9–25. download
220) “The Vekhanassa-sutta and its Madhyama-āgama Parallel – A Case Study in the Transmission of the Pāli Discourses”, Journal of the Centre for Buddhist Studies, Sri Lanka, 2007, 5: 89–104. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
221) “The Verses on an Auspicious Night, Explained by Mahākaccāna – A Study and Translation of the Chinese Version”, Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2008, 4: 5–27. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
222) “The Vessantara-Jātaka and Mūlasarvāstivāda Vinaya Narrative”, Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, 2016, 11: 11–37. download
223) “The Vicissitudes of Memory and Early Buddhist Oral Transmission”, Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2009, 5: 5–19. download
224) “On Views and Penetrative Knowledge ―A Translation of Saṃyukta-āgama Discourses 139 to 187 (Fascicle 7)”, Dharma Drum Journal of Buddhist Studies, 2015, 17: 43–100. download
225) “What the Buddha would not do, According to the Bāhitika-sutta and its Madhyama-āgama parallel”, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, 2007, 14: 153–179. download (reprinted in Madhyama-āgama Studies)
226) “What About Neutral Feelings?”, Insight Journal, 2017, 43: 1–10. download
227) “Why Be Mindful of Feelings?” Contemporary Buddhism, Special Issue: Knowing How it Feels: The Definition, Practice, and Psychology of vedanā, 2018, 19.1: 47–53.
228) “諸部《阿含經》中的「受」[Feeling (vedanā) in the Āgamas]”, 香光莊嚴, 2011, 106: 88–101.
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In the list below, BEB stands for Brill’s Encyclopedia of Buddhism, vol. 1 J. Silk, O. von Hinüber, and V. Eltschinger (ed.), vol. 2 J. Silk, R. Bowring, V. Eltschinger, M. Radich (ed.), Leiden: Brill, EB stands for Encyclopaedia of Buddhism, W.G. Weeraratne (ed.), Sri Lanka: Department of Buddhist Affairs; EIR stands for Encyclopedia of Indian Religions, Buddhism and Jainism, K.T.S Sarao and J.D. Long (ed.), Dordrecht: Springer; ESR stands for Encyclopedia of Sciences and Religions, A.L.C. Runehov & L. Oviedo (ed.), Dordrecht: Springer; and OBB for Oxford Bibliographies in Buddhism, R. Payne (ed.)., New York: Oxford University Press.
229) “Āgama/Nikāya”, in BEB 2015, 1: 50–59.
230) “Anāgāmin”, in EIR, 2017, 99–101.
231) “Anattā”, in ESR, 2013, 96–98.
232) “Anicca”, in EIR, 2017, 127–129.
233) “Arahant”, in EIR, 2017, 138–144.
234) “Asceticism (Buddhism)”, in EIR, 2017, 161–164.
235) “Avijjā”, in EIR, 2017, 202–205.
236) “Awakening”, in ESR, 2013, 183–185.
237) “Bhāvanā”, in EIR, 2017, 228–230.
238) “Bodhisattva Ideal”, in ESR, 2013, 275–277.
239) “Brahmā”, in EIR, 2017, 268–270.
240) “Brahmā, Śakra, and Māra”, in BEB, 2018, 85–91.
241) “Buddhist Canonical Literature”, in ESR, 2013, 297–300.
242) “Buddhist Meditation Practices”, in ESR, 2013, 300–302.
243) “Chinese Āgamas”, in OBB, 2017, DOI: 10.1093/OBO/9780195393521-0250.
244) “Consciousness”, in ESR, 2013, 473–475.
245) “Craving”, in EIR, 2017, 332–334.
246) “Dhammacakkappavattana-sutta”, in EIR, 2017, 372–374.
247) “Dependent Arising”, in ESR, 2013, 608–610.
248) “Dukkha”, in ESR, 2013, 647–649.
249) “Earth, Buddhism”, in EIR, 2017, 417–419.
250) “God and Devil in Buddhism”, in ESR 2013, 952–954 .
251) “Hindrances”, in ESR 2013, 987–989.
252) “Iddhi”, in EIR, 2017, 573–575.
253) “Impermanence”, in ESR 2013, 1044–1046.
254) “Insight”, in EIR, 2017, 578–581.
255) “Jarā-maraṇa”, in EIR, 2017, 585–587.
256) “Karma”, in ESR 2013, 1119–1121.
257) “Liberation in Buddhism”, in EIR, 2017, 696–701.
258) “Māra”, in EIR, 2017, 749–751.
259) “Mind, Buddhism”, in EIR, 2017, 779–781.
260) “Mindfulness”, in ESR, 2013, 1323–1325.
261) “Nāma-rūpa”, in EIR, 2017, 802–804.
262) “Nimitta”, in EB, 2003, 7.1: 177–179. download
263) “Oral Transmission”, in EIR, 2017, 820–822.
264) “Rāga”, in EB, 2005, 7.3: 478–481. download
265) “Rathavinīta Sutta”, in EB, 2005, 7.3: 518–520. download
266) “Sakadāgāmi”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 626–627. download
267) “Sakadāgāmin”, in EIR, 2017, 1029–1031.
268) “Sakkāyadiṭṭhi”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 641–644. download
269) “Samādhi”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 650–655. download
270) “Sāmaññaphala Sutta”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 665–667. download
271) “Samatha”, in EIR, 2017, 1038–1041.
272) “Samatha & Vipassanā”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 673–675. download
273) “Sammādiṭṭhi”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 675–679. download
274) “Sampajañña”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 682–683. download
275) “Saṅkhāra”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 732–737. download
276) “Saṃkhāra”, in EIR, 2017, 1045–1048.
277) “Santuṭṭhi”, in EB, 2006, 7.4: 755–756. download
278) “Sati”, in EB, 2007, 8.1: 7–12. download
279) “Satipaṭṭhāna”, in EB, 2007, 8.1: 12–15. download
280) “Satipaṭṭhāna”, in EIR, 2017, 1089–1092.
281) “Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta”, in EB, 2007, 8.1: 15–18. download
282) “Satipaṭṭhāna-sutta”, in OBB, 2016, DOI 10.1093/OBO/9780195393521-0217.
283) “Sotāpanna”, in EIR, 2017, 1126–1129.
284) “Sotāpatti”, in EB, 2007, 8.1: 141–144. download
285) “Suicide”, in EB, 2007, 8.1: 161–164. download
286) “Sukha”, in EB, 2007, 8.1: 164–168. download
287) “Śūnyatā”, in EB, 2007, 8.1: 194–200. download
288) “Taṇhā”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 244–250. download
289) “Tathāgata”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 277–283. download
290) “Tathāgata”, in EIR, 2017, 1184–1186.
291) “Tevijjavacchagotta Sutta”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 302–303. download
292) “Thīna-middha”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 325–326. download
293) “Truths, Four Noble”, in ESR 2013, 2307–2309.
294) “Tuṇhībhāva”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 372–373. download
295) “U Ba Khin”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 373–374. download
296) “Udāna”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 375–384. download
297) “Uddesavibhaṅga Sutta”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 389–390. download
298) “Uddhaccakukkucca”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 390–393. download
299) “Upādāna”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 402–408. download
300) “Upakkilesa Sutta”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 420–422. download
301) “Upekkhā”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 442–449. download
302) “Uttarakuru”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 460–461. download
303) “Uttarimanussadhamma”, in EB, 2008, 8.2: 462–465. download
304) “Vācā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 466–467. download
305) “Vacīkamma”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 468–470. download
306) “Vammika Sutta”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 494. download
307) “Vāseṭṭha Sutta”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 494–496. download
308) “Vatthūpama Sutta”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 512–513. download
309) “Vedanā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 513–517. download
310) “Vedanānupassanā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 517–521. download
311) “Veramaṇī”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 522–525. download
312) “Vesārajja”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 540–541. download
313) “Veyyākaraṇa”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 549–554. download
314) “Vibhajjavāda”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 556–558. download
315) “Vibhava”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 558–560. download
316) “Vibhavataṇhā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 560–561. download
317) “Vicikicchā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 561–564. download
318) “Vihesā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 597–598. download
319) “Vihiṃsā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 599–600. download
320) “Vijjacaraṇa”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 601–605. download
321) “Vīmaṃsā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 607–609. download
322) “Vīmaṃsaka Sutta”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 609–610. download
323) “Vimokkha”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 611–613. download
324) “Vimuttāyatana”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 613–615. download
325) “Vimutti”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 615–622. download
326) “Vimuttimagga”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 622–632. download
327) “Vinaya”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 647–650. download
328) “Viññāṇa”, in EIR, 2017, 1349–1351.
329) “Viññāṇañcāyatana”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 667–668. download
330) “Vipāka”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 669–671. download
331) “Vipassanā”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 672–681. download
332) “Vipassanāñāṇa”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 681–686. download
333) “Virāga”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 688–690. download
334) “Viriya”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 691–695. download
335) “Vitakka”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 712–716. download
336) “Vitakkasaṇṭhāna Sutta “, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 717–718. download
337) “Vivāda”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 718–720. download
338) “Viveka”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 720–722. download
339) “Vohāra”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 723–725. download
340) “Vossagga”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 725–728. download
341) “Vyāpāda”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 728–732. download
342) “War and Peace”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 733–739. download
343) “Waxing Syllables”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 740–741. download
344) “Women in Buddhism”, in ESR 2013, 2347–2349.
345) “Writing”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 764–768. download
346) “Yamakapāṭihāriya”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 776–777. download
347) “Yāna”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 778–780. download
348) “Yañña”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 780–782. download
349) “Yasa”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 783–784. download
350) “Yathābhūtañāṇadassana”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 791–797. download
351) “Yinshun”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 797–798. download
352) “Yodhājīva Sutta”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 798–799. download
353) “Yoga”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 799–802. download
354) “Yona”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 807–808. download
355) “Yonisomanasikāra”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 809–815. download
356) “Yuganaddha Sutta”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 815–817. download
357) “Zeng-yi A-han”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 822–827. download
358) “Zhong A-han”, in EB, 2009, 8.3: 827–830. download
