Making Sense of Tantric Buddhism: History, Semiology, and Transgression in the Indian Traditions (South Asia Across the Disciplines)
Christian Wedemeyer offers a scholarly examination of Tantric Buddhism in the Indian traditions. Focusing on history, semiology, and transgression, the book explores how these traditions can be understood within the wider study of Buddhism, religion, and South Asia.
About This Book
Making Sense of Tantric Buddhism examines the Indian traditions of Tantric Buddhism through historical and interpretive perspectives.
The book focuses on three central areas: history, semiology, and transgression.
Christian Wedemeyer considers how Tantric Buddhist traditions create and communicate meaning.
Published as part of South Asia Across the Disciplines, this scholarly work is suited to readers interested in Buddhism, Indian religions, and South Asian studies.
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