Workshop on Ethical Living in a Complex World: A Buddhist Perspective

• 2025-04-01
• buddhist網站管理員

In today’s world filled with complex ethical challenges and diverse value systems, how does Buddhism respond to these issues? How can the integration of ethical philosophy and the Dharma help us find balance in a pluralistic world? The Center for Buddhist Studies at Fo Guang University cordially invites you to the Workshop on Ethical Living in a Complex World, an academic event dedicated to exploring Buddhist ethics in relation to contemporary societal issues.

This workshop brings together four renowned scholars to examine the application and challenges of Buddhist ethical thought across different times and contexts. Topics include dialogue between Buddhist teachings and diverse embodied practices, contemporary animal ethics, and the measurement of interspecies suffering, spanning fields such as religious philosophy, gender studies, and ecological ethics.

Workshop on Ethical Living in a Complex World: A Buddhist Perspective
Organizer: Center for Buddhist Studies, Fo Guang University
Language: Presentations in English, with Chinese interpretation provided
Date: Friday, April 18, 2025
Location: Room N117, College of Buddhist Studies, Fo Guang University
Participants: Limited to 40 (on a first-come, first-served basis)
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/WjRyahQcLjNTypRm9

Contact: cbs@gm.fgu.edu.tw / 03-9871000#12812

This event requires registration. Both students and faculty from our department, as well as from other departments or universities, are welcome to attend, but advance registration is necessary. Spots are limited, and there is no fee! Feel free to share this message and the registration link with interested faculty and students from other schools.