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Preserving the Impermanent
A medieval Japanese epic is retold through anime.
Pamela D. Winfield
Pamela D. Winfield is Professor of Buddhist Studies at Elon University in North Carolina. Her article “To Tame an Ox or To Catch a Fish: A Zen Reading of The Old Man and the Sea” will be published in Zen Roots, Zen Branches: A Festschrift in Honor of Steven Heine edited by Charles Prebish and On-cho Ng (Springer Press, forthcoming).
Fishing for Enlightenment
Soul offers a surprising lesson about Buddhist awakening.
In Its Final Season, The Good Place Faces an Age-old Karmic Question
The NBC sitcom presents a satirical take on karma, and now it's poised to tackle the moral dilemma of unintended consequences.
Ha Ha Zen
Finding parallels between modern-day stand-up comedians and Zen masters of the past
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