Vol. 8 No. 4 (2014): Special Issue: Everyday Religion, Sustainable Environments, and New Directions in Himalayan Studies

Published: 2015-03-11

Introduction

Editor's Introduction Religion and Nature in Asia and the Himalayas

Bron Taylor

387-388
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Guest Editors’ Introduction Everday Religion, Sustainable Environments, and New Directions in Himalayan Studies

Georgina Drew, Ashok Gurung

389-404
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Articles

Waste and Worldviews Garbage and Pollution Challenges in Bhutan

Elizabeth Allison

405-428
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Everyday Buddhism and Environmental Decisions in the World’s Highest Ecosystem

Jeremy Spoon

429-459
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The Earth as a Treasure in Tibetan Buddhism Visionary Revelation and its Interactions with the Environment

Antonio Terrone

460-482
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Sentience of the Earth Eco-Buddhist Mandalizing of Dwelling Place in Amdo, Tibet

Dan Smyer Yü

483-501
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Review Essay

Review Essay Cinema and the Emergence of the Environmental Humanities

Joni Adamson

502-506
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Book Reviews

Dan Smyer Yü and Pema Tashi (dirs.), Embrace (Hangzhou, China: Dongyang Mirage CineMedia Production, 2011)

Françoise Robin

507-510
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Leslie E. Sponsel, Spiritual Ecology: A Quiet Revolution (Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger, 2012), xxii + 285 pp., $48.00 (cloth), ISBN: 978-0-313 36409-9.

Donald A. Crosby

511-513
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David L. Haberman, People Trees: Worship of Trees in Northern India (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013), 265 pp., $35.00 (pbk), ISBN: 978-0-19-992916-0.

George A. James

514-516
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From the Editors: Annual Profile of Reviewers

Volume 8 Peer Reviewers

Joseph D. Witt

517-518
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