Location: Fo Guang Shan, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
August 9 (Friday)
10:00-12:00 Opening Ceremony for “Special Exhibition for Buddhist Canons” and “International Conference on Buddhist Canons”
Keynote Speech by Prof. Lewis Lancaster
Session # 1: 14:00–15:40
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Jiang Wu (Professor, University of Arizona) The Carving of the Kaibao Canon in Tenth-century Chengdu
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Yoo, Boo-hyun (Daejin University, Korea) The Composition of the Northern Song Kaibao Canon, the Jin Zhaocheng Canon, the First Goryeo Canon, and the Second Goryeo Canon
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Wan, Jin-Chuan (Dean, College of Buddhist Studies, Fo Guang University) Typological Analysis of Variants and Investigation into the Lineage of Buddhist Canons: A Comparative Study of Various Editions of the Ji Shamen Buying Baisu Dengshi (Collection of Matters Regarding Monastics Not Bowing to the Laity)
Session # 2: 16:00–17:40
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Shih, Man-chi (Editor-in-Chief, Avatamsaka Canon, Fo Guang Buddhist Canon) A Study on the Catalog of the Fo Guang Buddhist Canon
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Huang, Yi-Hsun (Professor, Department of Buddhist Studies, Fo Guang University) Rare Books by Ming Chan Master Hanyue Held at the Shanghai Library
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Shi, Fa-chuang (Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Center for Buddhist Studies, Fo Guang University) Issues Regarding the Publication and Canonization of Ming and Qing Chan Texts: The Case of the Recorded Sayings of Chan Master Shuokui
August 10 (Saturday)
Session # 3: 8:30–10:10
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Yit, Kin-tung (Associate Professor, National Sun Yat-sen University) Abhidhamma Literature in the Pali Canon
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Liu, Guo-Wei (Researcher, National Palace Museum) Issues Concerning Versions of Old and New Tibetan Translations of the Manjusri-nama-samgiti in Various Editions of the Kangyur
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Long, Darui (Professor, University of the West) Inscriptions, Cartouches, and Other Features of the Yongle Northern Canon
Session # 4: 10:30–11:40
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Kenneth Tanaka (Professor Emeritus, Musashino University) The Dream and Work of the English Tripitaka Translation Project of the Society for the Promotion of Buddhism
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Dr. Kiyonori Nagasaki (International Institute for Digital Humanities, University of Tokyo) Toward an Ecosystem for Digital Research Environment for Buddhist Studies
14:00–17:00 Tour of the Fo Guang Canon Editorial Office, Sutra Repository Hall, and Buddha Memorial Museum
August 11 (Sunday)
Session # 5: 8:30–10:10
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Tsai, Sueyling (Researcher, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Germany) Valley of Sutras: Stone Scriptures at the Reclining Buddha Monastery in Anyue, Sichuan
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Lin, Hsin-Yi (Assistant Professor, Department of Buddhist Studies, Fo Guang University) The Relationship between Buddhist Manuscripts in the Dali Collection and Historical Printed Canons: The Case of the Sutra on the Longevity and Protection of Children
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Ven. Dingyuan (Associate Professor, Shanghai Normal University) Issues Regarding the Base Texts of the Xuzangjing (Extended Canon): The Case of the Mingseng Chuanchao (Excerpts from Biographies of Famous Monks)
Session # 6: 10:30–11:40
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Hung, Jen-Jou (Associate Professor, Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts) Using Linked Data to Develop Digital Research Resources for Buddhist Classics in the Age of Intelligence
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Shi, Xian-Chao (Director, Tripitaka Office, Longquan Monastery) The Buddhist Canon from the Perspective of Artificial Intelligence