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Buddhism at Work: Community Development, Social Empowerment and the Sarvodaya Movement
Author Bond, George D.
Date2004.01
Pages192
PublisherKumarian Press, Inc.
Publisher Url http://www.kpbooks.com/
LocationBloomfield, CT, US
Content type書籍=Book
Language英文=English
Keyword人間淨土; 斯里蘭卡佛教=Sri Lankan Buddhism; 全面覺醒義工運動=Sarvodaya(Total Awakening of All)Shramadana(Sharing of Labor)Movement of Sri Lanka; 人間佛教=入世佛教=Humanistic Buddhism=Engaged Buddhism
AbstractMore than four decades after one of the world’s most impressive community-development efforts began, we can finally examine the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement in historical, cultural and political contexts. G. Bond’s book offers an excellent perspective on how the premises and practices of Sarvodaya evolved over time. (Richard S. Brooks, University of Wisconsin-Madison)

The cross-currents of globalization and terror often seem to overshadow the positive potential of community development from the bottom up. In response, George Bond presents one of the world's most inspirational mutual self-help stories. Buddhism at Work explores the vision and evolution of the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement in Sri Lanka, as its members have sought to engage and awaken society with Buddhist and Gandhian ideals. Now an international movement and NGO, Sarvodaya calls for individuals and groups to bring about non-violent social transformation through grassroots cooperative work. Its vision and its voice are poised to contribute significantly to the emerging global dialogue on peace, social justice and community development. This book contains a lesson for us all.


Table of contentsPreface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 Introduction: A Dharmic Vision for Society
Chapter 2 The Origin and Evolution of the Vision and the Movement
Chapter 3 Sarvodaya's Vision of Peace in a Context of Violence
Chapter 4 Economic Empowerment and the Village Revolution
Chapter 5 Sarvodaya and the Political Empowerment of the Village
Chapter 6 The Road Ahead: Deshodaya, National Awakening
Chapter 7 Epilogue: Vishvodaya, World Awakening
Bibliography
Index
ISBN1565491769; 1565491777
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Created date2004.02.23
Modified date2014.05.23



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