31 Jan 2012
1 hr 29 min 51 sec
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Buddhist scholar B. Alan Wallace discusses how Buddhist contemplative and philosophical views can contribute to the interdisciplinary study of the mind in cognitive science, as well as how Buddhist contemplative practices themselves may be seen as scientific.
- Virginia
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- Buddhism and Science
- Academic Lectures
Subject
- Buddhism and Science
- Cognitive Science
Referenced Places
- Virginia
Recording Location
- Virginia
Language
- English
Director:
Zach Rowinski
Editor:
Zach Rowinski
Other:
Department of Religious Studies, University of Virginia
Contributing Performer:
B. Alan Wallace (speaker)
Contributing Cameraperson:
Konstantin Brazhnik
Contributing Assistant Editor:
Zach Rowinski
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Visibility:
Public (group default)
Shanti AV Id:
1279
thlib.org
2260
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Date Created:
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Encoding Scheme:
mpeg-4 visual
File Size:
621568 (KB)
Data Rate:
814 (kbps)
Frame Size:
320x240
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Format Id:
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Format Id Source:
Kaltura.com
Annotation:
LANGUAGE INFO Speech Type: Lecture MASTER TAPE INFO Tape Label: B. Alan Wallace Buddhist Science of Mind A Master Tape Label: NDRP Master 1 Recorded: 2005-01-27