[Buddha-l] Are we unplugged or something?

[W. Codling]

Yes, well, Martin Adam did the actual article, but his invitation to add 
a commentary is the closest I will ever come to an academic credit.   It 
seems that there has been very little that I have seen of a Buddhist 
oriented response to terrorism and Andy's threat to start a thread 
seemed interesting.  Of course the basic response would be "we're ag'in 
it" when Buddhists are questioned about violence and terrorism.  But 
even our meagre effort showed a more nuanced stance and I thought others 
might have something to say.  I guess, though, that basic "religious 
studies" type texts do not get reviewed, right?

On 11/12/2010 2:31 PM, James A Stroble wrote:
> On Tuesday 09 November 2010 07:50:34 W. Codling wrote:
>> Has anyone reviewed "Religion, Terror and Violence:  Religious Studies
>> Perspectives"  Routledge, 2008?
>>
> No, I don't think so, . . .  there is only one piece on Buddhism in this
> volume?  And wait, you are a co-author?   Looks like my institution's library
> has a copy, I'll check it out.