| He Jianming |
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| Written by qiao |
| Thursday, 12 February 2009 14:39 |
Name: He Jian-ming Professor of Faculty of Philosophy of Renmin University of China Address: Tel: 86-10-62513336 81858083 Fax: 86-10-62512244 E-mail :
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Education: BA, Department of Philosophy, Wuhan Universty, Sept.1981-June 1986. MA, Department of Philosophy, Wuhan Universty, Sept.1986-June 1989 PhD, Institute of Modern Chinese History, Central China Normal Universty, Sept.1994-June 1997. Research Interests: 1, Buddhism in Modern and Contemporary China 2, History of Humanistic and Living Buddhism 3, Buddhist-Christian Encounter in Chinese History 4, Daoist-Christian Encounter in Chinese History 5, History and Philosophy of Daoism Current Research Projects: 1, The Transformation of Buddhism in Modern China and the Western Religion and Culture (Dec.2002 – Dec.2006), a research project supported by Chinese Philosophy and Social Science Research Foundation 2002. 2, The Transformation of Modern Chinese Culture and the Modern Religions (Sept.2002 – Dec. 2005), a research supported by the Social Science Research Foundation of The Ministry of Education of P.R.C 2002. Publications: 1, Christianity and The Modern Chinese Buddhist Reform, Dialogue & Alliance, (New York),Vol.17, N.2, 2004 2, The Modern Chan Society and the China Lutheran Seminary in Conversation: A Case Study of Buddhist-Christian Dialogue in Contemporary Taiwan, Ching Feng(English)V.4,N.2,2003 3, Buddist-Christian Encounter in Modern China: A Case Study of Ren Jian Jue Banyuekan. Ching Feng(English), V.1, N.2, Fall 2000. 4, Chinese Buddhists’ Attitudes towards Christianity in Modern China. Hawaii: International Review of Chinese Religion & Philosophy.V.6,March 1999 5, Historical Transformation of Taoism in China. Wuhan: CCNU Press,1997. 6, The self-adapting of Chinese Buddhism in Modern China. Guangzhang: Canton Republic Press 1998. 7, Buddhism in Macao. Peking: Religion and Culture Press, 1999.
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