A half-hour interview with political theorist Dimitri Vouros on the theme of Buddhist philosophy, ethics, and lethal violence. With thanks to producer David Rutledge of The Philosopher’s Zone, and the AAP (Australasian Association of Philosophy) for sponsoring the programme.
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“A Buddhist perspective on the ethics of violence” – ABC Radio National Philosopher’s Zone interview
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Interview with ABC Radio National (Counterpoint)
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Short interview with Counterpoint program host Amanda Vanstone on killing and Buddhism, in Myanmar, and in state-sanctioned warfare (December 5th): https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/counterpoint/counterpoint/14110658
Satori in Paris – an interview with BeingOrdinary.org
Posted in audio interview, Buddhist philosophical, Burma material, interview on August 17, 2010| 1 Comment »
This audio interview with Mike Kewley (in Paris, August 2010) from the eclectically superlative www.beingordinary.org, discusses some broad dimensions of Buddhist and ‘trans-Buddhist’ social awareness and daily-life practice with a view to collective social transformation. It considers how the dharma extends beyond a purely religiously-grounded ethical rationale, to embrace a larger secular spiritual vision as well, while still maintaining the deepest of Buddhist values – those of universal compassion, responsibility and non-violence:
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