The Faces of Buddhism in America
by Kenneth K. Tanaka, Charles S. Prebish
A collection of essays exploring how Buddhism has taken root and evolved within American culture, institutions, and communities.
About This Book
This volume examines the development and adaptation of Buddhist traditions within American society.
Contributors analyze cultural, institutional, and demographic factors shaping Buddhist practice in the U.S.
The work addresses both immigrant communities and American-born practitioners across multiple lineages.
Scholars discuss challenges of transmission, identity formation, and integration within a pluralistic context.
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