Buddhism, Conflict and Violence in Modern Sri Lanka (ed.)

Mahinda Deegalle · Routledge (2006)

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Edited volume — Deegalle is himself a Buddhist monk and academic — collecting critical essays on the politicisation of the Sangha and the JHU's parliamentary turn. Establishes the existence of a serious internal-Buddhist scholarly tradition critiquing the Sangha-state fusion. Essential for keeping the TLTE religion-state spine on the right side of the line between constitutional critique and theological attack.

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