Creating the Universe: Depictions of the Cosmos in Himalayan Buddhism (Global South Asia)
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Creating the Universe: Depictions of the Cosmos in Himalayan Buddhism (Global South Asia)

by Eric Huntington

Art Religion asian studies
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This scholarly volume investigates how Himalayan Buddhist traditions depict the cosmos through art and texts. It explores the philosophical and visual representations of the universe, offering a window into the religious worldview of the region. Part of the Global South Asia series, it connects these depictions to broader cultural narratives in Buddhist practice.

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Creating the Universe examines depictions of the cosmos within Himalayan Buddhism, focusing on artistic and textual representations that shape understandings of the world.

The work delves into the ways these traditions portray the universe, integrating visual and philosophical elements from the region.

As part of the Global South Asia series, it highlights the cultural significance of these cosmic visions in Buddhist thought and practice.

The book provides a scholarly analysis grounded in historical and cultural contexts of Himalayan Buddhism.

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