Councils as Ideas and Events in the Theravāda

By Charles Hallisey

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… in sketching out what the councils were, I hope to indicate how they might be fruitfully studied

Published in 1992 in “The Buddhist Forum” (Tadeusz Skorupski ed.) by SOAS, London.

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    title={{C}ouncils as {I}deas and {E}vents in the {T}heravāda},
    author={Charles Hallisey},
    booktitle={The Buddhist Forum},
    editor={Tadeusz Skorupski},
    publisher={SOAS},
    address={London},
    year=1992,
    volume=2,
    pages={133--148},
    keywords={theravada-roots,historiography,academic,hermeneutics},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://www.shin-ibs.edu/documents/bForum/v2/08Hallisey.pdf}
}

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