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Paul Fuller is a Lecturer in Buddhist Studies at the University of Edinburgh, where he serves as the Programme Director for both the MSc in Buddhist Studies and the MA in Religious Studies. He holds a PhD and an MA in Buddhist Studies from the University of Bristol. His research focuses on early Buddhist philosophy, Buddhist ethics, and engaged Buddhism, reflecting a deep interest in how these traditions interact with modern challenges. Fuller's doctoral research, which examined 'views' (diṭṭhi) in the Pāli canon, was published as 'Notion Diṭṭhi in Theravāda Buddhism: A Point of View' by Routledge in 2004. His recent publications include the book 'Introduction to Engaged Buddhism' released by Bloomsbury in 2021, which addresses contemporary issues such as politics, sexuality, and eco-engaged Buddhism within the Buddhist context. Fuller has extensive experience lecturing on subjects like Asian Studies and Religious Studies across various universities in Asia, Australia, and the UK, underscoring a commitment to exploring the intersections of religion with culture and society.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh
Lectures on Buddhist Studies, including topics such as early Buddhism and Buddhist ethics.
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