Tanya Storch Livres

Focusing on the medieval catalogs of Buddhist writings in China, this book reveals how the Chinese Buddhist canon was influenced and censored by catalogers throughout history. It explores issues of authenticity, the valuation of scriptures, and the evolution of libraries and learning in pre-modern China. The author argues for the importance of integrating the history of these catalogs into broader discussions of scripture and canon globally. As a pioneering English-language study, it serves as an essential resource for scholars of East Asian Buddhism.

Focusing on the educational aspects of dream analysis, this textbook serves as a valuable resource for instructors and students across various disciplines, including creative writing and art therapy. It explores a comprehensive range of topics, such as the history of dream analysis, lucid dreaming, and the significance of dreams in different cultures and religions. The text also delves into practical applications like problem-solving dreams and the interpretation of dreams involving animals, making it an effective tool for classroom learning.

This book investigates Buddhist universities in the United States, each of which offers degrees in liberal arts and professional fields while simultaneously educating their students in the philosophy and practices of Buddhism.