Buddhist / Environmentalist
Navigating the Construction of Buddhist and Environmentalist Identity in America
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Recently American converts to Buddhism are combiningBuddhism and environmentalism in order to create anew belief and identity. This book examines howBuddhist environmentalism is being constructed byexploring how people come to identify with andbelieve in Buddhism and environmentalism. In asociety that allows one to freely choose beliefs andviews of spirituality, how people respond to theenvironmental crisis has bearings on how religion ispracticed and lived on a daily basis. The manner inwhich people choose to identify as Buddhist andenvironmentalist reveals how Buddhism andenvironmentalism ar...
Recently American converts to Buddhism are combining
Buddhism and environmentalism in order to create a
new belief and identity. This book examines how
Buddhist environmentalism is being constructed by
exploring how people come to identify with and
believe in Buddhism and environmentalism. In a
society that allows one to freely choose beliefs and
views of spirituality, how people respond to the
environmental crisis has bearings on how religion is
practiced and lived on a daily basis. The manner in
which people choose to identify as Buddhist and
environmentalist reveals how Buddhism and
environmentalism are practiced and sheds light on how
new religions are taking shape in modern America as
people react to the issues of the modern day. By
analyzing how Buddhism and environmentalism can shape
each other and the people who believe in them, this
book will appeal to academics and practitioners alike.
Buddhism and environmentalism in order to create a
new belief and identity. This book examines how
Buddhist environmentalism is being constructed by
exploring how people come to identify with and
believe in Buddhism and environmentalism. In a
society that allows one to freely choose beliefs and
views of spirituality, how people respond to the
environmental crisis has bearings on how religion is
practiced and lived on a daily basis. The manner in
which people choose to identify as Buddhist and
environmentalist reveals how Buddhism and
environmentalism are practiced and sheds light on how
new religions are taking shape in modern America as
people react to the issues of the modern day. By
analyzing how Buddhism and environmentalism can shape
each other and the people who believe in them, this
book will appeal to academics and practitioners alike.
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