Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024)

• Editor's Introduction, Issue 1.2

  Lina Verchery (Author)

  1

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• Author Biographies, Issue 1.2

  2-5

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Featured

• Self-immolation and Climate Change

  James Benn (Author)

  6-22

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• A Sense of an Ending Chinese Buddhist Eschatology Reconsidered

  T. H. Barrett (Author)

  23-42

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Research Articles

• Environmental Activities in North American and Hawaiian Jōdo Shinshū Temples

  Jeff Wilson (Author)

  43-73

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• Punting through a Shallowed World Master Buddha Đoàn Minh Huyên’s Watery Eschatology amidst the Rising Tides of Climate Change in the Mekong Delta

  Quảng Huyền (Author)

  74-108

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• Rituals to Make the Rain Fall on Time and Mend the Concrete Caves Propitiating the Land as Repair and Care in Sikkim

  Kalzang Dorjee Bhutia (Author)

  109-136

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• Countering Climate Change with Prayers? Tibetan sMon lam Practice, Buddhist Ecoactivism, and Extinction Rebellion

  Rolf Scheuermann (Author)

  137-175

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• "Unmaking Zombies" Buddhism and Political Subjectivity in the Capitalocene

  Sharon R. Wesoky (Author)

  176-199

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Visions and Perspectives

• Buddhist Resources in the Race Against Global Heating Beginner’s Mind as an Antidote to Misguided Certainty and the Status Quo

  Brian J. Nichols (Author)

  200-214

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• An Artist’s Response to the Climate Crisis Through Japanese Mappō Thought

  Daryl Jamieson (Author)

  215-228

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• Ikkyū’s Crazy Cloud Anthology Then and Now

  Sonja Arntzen (Author)

  229-253

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Book Review

• BOOK REVIEW - Esoteric Buddhism in China

  Beverley McGuire (Author)

  254-256

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