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Dear List,<br><br>
I just received a question from a graduate student in Seoul inquiring
<br>
about the possibility of pursuing "anthropological"
doctoral research <br>
in "<font size=3>Buddhist ancestral rites, ceremonies, gender in
Korean Buddhist philosophy" <br>
in the US or Canada. What departments can I refer him to? With whom can
he <br>
study living Buddhist traditions of Korea in North America or
elsewhere?<br><br>
Frank Tedesco<br><br>
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Frank M. Tedesco, Ph.D., Adjunct Faculty<br>
Dept. of Anthropology, 258 Davis Hall<br>
170 7th Avenue South<br>
University of South Florida, Bayboro Campus <br>
St. Petersburg, Florida 33701<br>
Home Tel/fax: 727-391-1152<br>
Email: ftedesco@stpt.usf.edu<br>
Home: 11319 93rd Street, Largo, Florida 33773-4614<br>
Research and Reflections:
<a href="http://www.buddhapia.com/eng" eudora="autourl">http://www.buddhapia.com/eng<br>
</a>HH the Dalai Lama in Korea!
<a href="http://www.tibetfriends.org/" eudora="autourl">http://www.tibetfriends.org<br><br>
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