Buddhist
Buddhist texts and study materials across Pali, Gandhari, Sanskrit, Mahayana, Zen, and Tibetan traditions.
Texts
A doorway to Chinese Buddhist history, institutions, practice, and religious life in primary texts, translations, and historical studies.
Gandhari Buddhist manuscripts from the northwest: early sutras, verse collections, Abhidharma fragments, avadanas, and bodhisattva materials.
Primary texts, translations, and historical studies concerning Japanese Buddhist traditions, institutions, teachers, and devotional life.
Major Mahayana sutras and short scriptural texts centered on emptiness, bodhisattva practice, Buddha-nature, and devotional transmission.
Historical works from Buddhist educational, institutional, and reform movements of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Modern anthologies, retellings, and introductory presentations of Buddhism that shaped English-language Buddhist reception.
Pali Buddhist scripture, early Buddhist discourse literature, monastic discipline, Jataka material, and classic Theravada translations.
Sanskrit and Sanskritic Buddhist literature, including Indian Buddhist poetry, biography, philosophy, and Mahayana scripture.
Tibetan Buddhist translations, scholastic treatises, devotional texts, letters, praises, ritual works, and Dunhuang materials, including a growing set of independent Degé Tengyur translations with complete Tibetan sources.
Chan and Zen Buddhist texts, practice literature, and later Zen reception.