Table of contents for Defining Buddhism(s) : a reader / edited by Karen Derris and Natalie Gummer.

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Contents
Acknowledgements	
Introduction: Defining Buddhisms	1
Part I: Defining Buddhist Histories
Defining Buddhist Histories: Introduction	26
1	Gregory Schopen	40
Archaeology and Protestant Presuppositions in the Study of Indian Buddhism
2	Jonathan S. Walters	79
Suttas as History: Four Approaches to the Sermon on the Noble Quest (Ariyapariyesanasutta)
3	Dale S. Wright	147
Historical Understanding: The Ch'an Buddhist Transmission Narratives and Modern Historiography
4	Charles Hallisey	166
Roads Taken and Not Taken in the Study of Therav?da Buddhism
Part II: Defining Buddhist Ideologies
Defining Buddhist Ideologies: Introduction	215
5	Mark Edward Lewis	230
The Suppression of the Three Stages Sect: Apocrypha as a Political Issue
6	Judith Snodgrass	285
Budda no fukuin: The Deployment of Paul Carus's Gospel of Buddha in Meiji Japan
7	David Germano	325
Re-membering the Dismembered Body of Tibet: Contemporary Tibetan Visionary Movements in the People's Republic of China
Part III: Defining Buddhist Identities
Defining Buddhist Identities: Introduction	399
8	Anne Hansen	414
The Image of an Orphan: Cambodian Narrative Sites for Buddhist Ethical Reflection
9	Richard M. Jaffe	460
Seeking ??kyamuni: Travel and the Reconstruction of Japanese Buddhism
10	Janet Gyatso	507
One Plus One Makes Three: Buddhist Gender, Monasticism, and the Law of the Non-Excluded Middle
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Buddhism.
Buddhism -- Historiography.
Buddhism -- Doctrines -- History.
Identity (Psychology) -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism.