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Theodore (Tad) Cook (2007)
Dissertation: " The Daojiao yishu: A Tang-dynasty Daoist Handbook" (advisor: Bielefeldt)"
Research Fellow, SCBS
tadcook@stanford.edu
Shari Epstein (2006)
Dissertation: "Boundaries of the Dao: Hanshan Deqing's (1546-1623) Buddhist Commentary on the Zhuangzi" (advisor:
Yearley)
Assistant professor, Dharma Realm Buddhist University
shari.epstein@drbu.org
Wilburn (Wil) Hansen (2006)
Dissertation: "Strange Tidings from the Realm of Immortals: Hirata Atsutane's
Ethnography of the Other world" (advisor:
Faure)
Assistant Professor, San Diego State University
Jason (J.J.) Josephson (2006)
Dissertation: "Taming Demons: The Anti-Superstition Campaign and the Invention of
Religion in Japan (1853-1920)" (advisor: Bielefeldt)
Assistant Professor, Williams College
JasonJosephson@williams.edu
David Quinter (2006)
Dissertation: "The Shingon Ritsu School and the Mañjusrî Cult in the Kamakura
Period: From Eison to Monkan" (advisor: Bielefeldt)
Visiting Assistant Professor, Washington University
quinterd@indiana.edu
Lisa Grumbach (2005)
Dissertation: "Sacrifice and Salvation in Medieval Japan:
Hunting and Meat in Religious Practice at Suwa Jinja" (advisor:
Bielefeldt)
Tamai Professor of Buddhist Studies, Institute of Buddhist Studies
lgrumbach@earthlink.net
Elizabeth
Morrison
(2004)
Dissertation: "Ancestors, Authority, and History: Chan lineage
in the Writings of Qisong (1007-1072)" (advisor: Faure)
Assistant Professor, Middlebury College
emorriso@middlebury.edu
Julius Tsai (2003)
Dissertation: "In the steps of Emperors and Immortals: Ritual
Tours to the Mountains in Early Daoism" (advisor: Faure)
Assistant Professor, San Diego State University
jntsai@yahoo.com
James Robson (2002)
Dissertation: "Imagining Nanyue: A Religious History of
The Southern Marchmount Through the Tang Dynasty [618-907]"
(advisor: Faure)
Assistant Professor, University of Michigan
robsonj@umich.edu
Henry (Hank) Glassman (2001)
Dissertation: "The Religious Construction of Motherhood
in Medieval Japan" (advisor: Bielefeldt)
Assistant Professor, Haverford College
hglassma@haverford.edu
Irene Lin (2001)
Dissertation: "Traversing Boundaries: The Demonic Child
in the Medieval Japanese Religious Imaginaire" (advisor:
Faure)
Associate Director, SCBS
ihl@stanford.edu
Michael Como (2000)
Dissertation: "Silla Immigrants and the Early Shôtoku
Cult: Ritual and the Poetics of Power in Early Yamato" (advisor:
Bielefeldt)
Assistant Professor, Columbia University
mc2575@columbia.edu
David (Max) Moerman (2000)
Dissertation: "Localizing Paradise: Kumano Pilgrimage in
Medieval Japan" (advisor: Faure)
Associate Professor, Barnard College
dmoerman@barnard.edu
Egil (Gil) Fronsdal (1998)
Dissertation: "The Dawn of the Bodhisattva Path: Studies
in a Religious Ideal of Ancient Indian Buddhists" (advisor:
Bielefeldt)
Director, Sati Center for Buddhist Studies, Redwood City
http://www.sati.org/
Lawrence Gross (1998)
Dissertation: "Manzan Dôhaku and the Transmission
of the Teaching" (advisor: Bielefeldt)
Visiting scholar, U.C. Santa Barbara
lgross@iastate.edu
Wendi Adamek (1997)
Dissertation: "Issues in Chinese Buddhist Transmission as
Seen Through the Lidai fabao ji (Record of the Dharma-Jewel
Through the Ages)" (advisor: Faure)
Assistant Professor, Barnard College
wadamek@barnard.edu
Okada Masahiko (1997)
Dissertation: "Vision and Reality: Buddhist Cosmographic
Discourse in Nineteenth-Century Japan" (advisor: Bielefeldt)
Instructor, Tenri Daigaku
John Kieschnick (Asian Languages, 1995)
Dissertation: "The Idea of the Monk in Medieval China: Asceticism,
Thaumaturgy, and Scholarship in the Biographies of Eminent Monks"
(advisor: Faure)
Lecturer, University of Bristol
B. Allan Wallace (1995)
Dissertation: "The Cultivation of Sustained Voluntary Attention
in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism" (advisor: Bielefeldt)
Director, Santa Barbara Institute for Consciousness Studies
alanwallace@earthlink.net
David Gardiner (1994)
Dissertation: "Kûkai and the Beginnings of Shingon
Buddhism in Japan" (advisor: Bielefeldt)
Associate Professor, Colorado College
dgardiner@ColoradoCollege.edu
Mark Unno (1994)
Dissertation: "As Appropriate: Myôe Kôben and
the Problem of the Vinaya in Early Kamakura Buddhism" (advisor:
Faure)
Associate Professor, University of Oregon
munno@darkwing.uoregon.edu
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