...Jack Meng-Tat Chia 1 Anne M.   Blackburn , Locations of Buddhism: Colonialism and Modernity in Sri Lanka ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2010 ) ; Alicia Turner, Laurence Cox, and Brian Bocking, “A Buddhist Crossroads: Pioneer European Buddhists and Globalizing Asian...

... in this town there are two formal divisions of the local caste body termed tat. Tat refers to the jute sacking laid down as mats for guests at feasts. These items plus eating and cooking utensils, pillows, tents, and the other paraphernalia for entertaining large marriage parties are supplied by each tat...

... employs Dyck's model in presenting the ethical perceptions of the Sikh community at the turn of the last century. Although he takes a stand apart from the Singh Sabha reformers, he represents in his own interpretation a complete example of the Tat Khalsa style. Actually, this may not be a weakness...

... invasion. Jack Meng-Tat Chia's masterful book Monks in Motion: Buddhism and Modernity across the South China Sea shatters the stereotype of monastic renunciants as avoiding involvement with worldly affairs, using the examples of three famous monks—Chuk Mor, Yen Pei, and Ashin Jinarakkhita—all of whom...

... of suppressing a rebellion.” But the report added a reservation. Not making an “official announcement” made it seem as if the executions were “wild” ( liar ) actions that were not under the state's control (Oei Tjoe Tat 1995 , 355). Such a reservation was not serious enough to convince the army to stop...

.... The author certainly deals with the main divisions in the Singh Sabha movement such as the conservatives, neoreformists, and the radicalists but he nowhere identifies them as the Sanatan Sikhs and the Tat Khalsa. Having failed to do so, he proceeds to identify the Singh Sabha with the Tat Khalsa. Problems...

... Boudarel] Introd. de History, Politics and Government Nguyen dinh Thi; illus. de Ta Luu. Hanoi, Editions en langues etrangeres, 1960. 243 p. Books illus. CAMBODIA. COMMISSION SPECIALE D'ENQUETE SUR NGO-TAT-TO. When the light is out; a novel. L'AFFAIRE LABAT. Resultats de l'enquete sur [Translated by Pham...

... Between 1940 and 1946.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of Wisconsin–Madison . Vu Chieu N. , and Thể Anh Nguyễn . 1983 . Một ngôi trường khác cho Nguyễln Tất Thành/Another School for Young Nguyen Tat Thanh/Une autre école pour le jeune Nguyen Tat Thanh . Paris : Van Hoa . Werner Jayne...

... chin-tat ch'u-pan shih-liao, ch'u-pien, erh-picn; Chung-kuo hsien-tai ch'u-pan shih-liao, chiai-ping chi; Chung-kuo ch'u-pan shih-liao, pu-pien. Peking-Shanghai, 1957 and 1954. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1960 1960 Chin pai-nien lai Chung i hsi shu mu-lu...

... in number but changes between 1955 and i960, which seem routines are little changed; the vogue of tat- to have escaped Kingsbury's notice. In 1955, ooing practices has declined but not disap- rice was still king in export trade: 59 per cent peared; the Buddhist Sangha has lost its of export value...

... We have come, have come, works. Oda syoroptara Woe, woe to us The transliteration by Dr. Yang, followed by Syropta uinaeyo We have come Dr. Lee, sometimes leaves the reader uncon- Kongdo\ Tat\ura oda To cultivate wisdom. vinced. Saenaennorae, Tonnorae, Siro, and Tae- At last, an aspect of old Korean...

...; Confucianism, pp. 152–58; Daoism, pp. 160–66; and Mencius, p. 216). Discussion of many other topics omits some of the most seminal scholarship (e.g., much on early Chinese translations by Paul Harrison, Jan Nattier, and Stefano Zacchetti; Joel Brereton on tat tvam asi ; A. C. Graham on Zhuangzi ; Robert...

... a Master's degree in Political Science in 1922. He was awarded an honorary Doctorate by Kyung Hee University, Seoul, Korea, in 1968. 6 Additional details of these episodes will be in William G. Saywell and Herman Mast III, Unless Its Ideology Fails: Tat Chi-t'ao and the Chinese Kuomintang, 1912...

... is to be consummated in the "wisdom subsequent to fundamental wisdom" (tat-prstha-labdha-jndna), operating within the dichotomous world of everyday life. Second is the assertion that almost all Eastern methods of meditation stress the importance of "regulating" one's breath (p. 204). We should distinguish two kinds...

... for such a fundamental shift by calling the Myanmar state army “insurgent”; even so, the term Tatmadaw (“royal army”) is used instead of sit tat , or the vernacular for “armed forces” (67). Similarly, one choice in naming raises other problems. By eschewing the term Ethnic Armed Organizations and choosing Non...

... of Turkey. They ed in August 1978 that is, within four months after the Khalqi coup d e´tat, for they quickly recognized the Khalqis as a Communist threat. They were among the rst of the eventually more than three million Afghanistan refugees to enter Pakistan. They became totally dependent on UN aid...