International Conference on Buddhism and Philosophy of Religion

ICBPR

19th Feb – 20th Feb 2027 Bangkok, Thailand

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Conference ICBPR

Date 19th Feb – 20th Feb 2027

Location Bangkok, Thailand

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Organizer Science Leagues

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Conference Session Tracks

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

01 Foundations of Buddhist Philosophy +

This track explores the fundamental teachings of Buddhism, including the Four Noble Truths and the concept of Anatta. Participants will analyze the implications of these teachings on contemporary philosophical discourse.

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02 The Middle Way: A Philosophical Approach +

This session focuses on the Middle Way as a central tenet of Buddhist philosophy, examining its relevance in ethical decision-making and personal development. Discussions will include comparative analyses with other philosophical frameworks.

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03 Epistemology in Buddhist Thought +

This track delves into the epistemological aspects of Buddhist philosophy, investigating how knowledge and perception are understood within the tradition. Participants will engage with texts and concepts that challenge Western epistemological norms.

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04 Transcendence and the Nature of Reality +

This session examines the concept of transcendence in Buddhism and its implications for understanding reality. Scholars will discuss various interpretations of Buddha nature and its philosophical significance.

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05 Abhidharma: An Analytical Perspective +

This track offers an in-depth analysis of the Abhidharma texts, focusing on their contributions to Buddhist philosophy and psychology. Participants will explore the systematic categorization of phenomena and its relevance to modern philosophical debates.

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06 Tibetan Buddhist Philosophical Schools +

This session investigates the diverse philosophical schools within Tibetan Buddhism, including Gelug, Sakya, and Nyingma. Discussions will highlight the unique contributions of each school to the broader landscape of Buddhist thought.

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07 East Asian Buddhism and Philosophical Traditions +

This track explores the philosophical developments within East Asian Buddhism, including Tiantai, Huayan, and Chan/Zen. Participants will analyze how these traditions interact with and influence regional philosophical thought.

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08 Esoteric Buddhism: Mysticism and Philosophy +

This session focuses on the philosophical underpinnings of Esoteric Buddhism, examining its mystical elements and their implications for understanding the self and the universe. Participants will engage with texts that bridge philosophy and spiritual practice.

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09 Modern Philosophy and Buddhist Thought +

This track investigates the intersections between modern philosophical movements and Buddhist thought. Scholars will discuss how contemporary issues in philosophy can be informed by Buddhist perspectives.

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10 Comparative Philosophical Perspectives +

This session encourages comparative analyses between Buddhist philosophy and other philosophical traditions, highlighting similarities and differences. Participants will engage in dialogues that foster cross-cultural understanding.

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11 Meta-Ethics in Buddhist Contexts +

This track examines the meta-ethical implications of Buddhist teachings, particularly in relation to moral philosophy. Discussions will center on how concepts such as compassion and non-attachment inform ethical frameworks.

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