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<b>Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
Venue ：政治大學研究大樓人文社會科學哲學基礎研討室</b>

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Lecturer: Professor William Magee （ <a href=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/en/><img src=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/templates/ddbc/images/ddbc_280x60.png border=0 height=30></a> ）
Discussant: Professor Hans-Rudolf Kantor 康特 （ Huafan University ）

Topic:
"The Object of Negation (dgag bya) in Tibetan Buddhism:
Dolpopa and Tsongkhapa on Ultimate Truth"



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About the Lecturer:
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William Magee received his doctorate in Tibetan Studies from the University of Virginia, where he taught Tibetan language for thirteen years at the UVA Summer Language Institute. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of North Carolina Greensboro for three years and currently is Assistant Professor of Tibetan Studies at Dharma Drum Buddhist College in Taiwan, where he teaches in the graduate school. Magee is the co-author (with Elizabeth Napper) of <i>Fluent Tibetan: a Proficiency-oriented Language Learning System and the author of The Nature of Things</i>. Recently he published a novel entitled <i>She Still Lives</i> about a future female Dalai Lama. Magee is editor of the <i>Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal</i> and director of the "Hopkins Tibetan Treasures Multimedia Research Archive". He has published numerous academic articles and is working on a book about Middle Way Consequence hermeneutics in Tibet. He has a wife, two children, and a granddaughter.

Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw

<b>Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
Venue ：政治大學研究大樓人文社會科學哲學基礎研討室</b>

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Lecturer: Professor William Magee （ <a href=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/en/><img src=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/templates/ddbc/images/ddbc_280x60.png border=0 height=30></a> ）
Discussant: Professor Hans-Rudolf Kantor 康特 （ Huafan University ）

Topic:
"The Object of Negation (dgag bya) in Tibetan Buddhism:
Dolpopa and Tsongkhapa on Ultimate Truth"



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About the Lecturer:
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William Magee received his doctorate in Tibetan Studies from the University of Virginia, where he taught Tibetan language for thirteen years at the UVA Summer Language Institute. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of North Carolina Greensboro for three years and currently is Assistant Professor of Tibetan Studies at Dharma Drum Buddhist College in Taiwan, where he teaches in the graduate school. Magee is the co-author (with Elizabeth Napper) of <i>Fluent Tibetan: a Proficiency-oriented Language Learning System and the author of The Nature of Things</i>. Recently he published a novel entitled <i>She Still Lives</i> about a future female Dalai Lama. Magee is editor of the <i>Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal</i> and director of the "Hopkins Tibetan Treasures Multimedia Research Archive". He has published numerous academic articles and is working on a book about Middle Way Consequence hermeneutics in Tibet. He has a wife, two children, and a granddaughter.

Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw

<b>Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
Venue ：政治大學研究大樓人文社會科學哲學基礎研討室</b>

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Lecturer: Professor William Magee （ <a href=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/en/><img src=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/templates/ddbc/images/ddbc_280x60.png border=0 height=30></a> ）
Discussant: Professor Hans-Rudolf Kantor 康特 （ Huafan University ）

Topic:
"The Object of Negation (dgag bya) in Tibetan Buddhism:
Dolpopa and Tsongkhapa on Ultimate Truth"

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About the Lecturer:
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William Magee received his doctorate in Tibetan Studies from the University of Virginia, where he taught Tibetan language for thirteen years at the UVA Summer Language Institute. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of North Carolina Greensboro for three years and currently is Assistant Professor of Tibetan Studies at Dharma Drum Buddhist College in Taiwan, where he teaches in the graduate school. Magee is the co-author (with Elizabeth Napper) of <i>Fluent Tibetan: a Proficiency-oriented Language Learning System and the author of The Nature of Things</i>. Recently he published a novel entitled <i>She Still Lives</i> about a future female Dalai Lama. Magee is editor of the <i>Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal</i> and director of the "Hopkins Tibetan Treasures Multimedia Research Archive". He has published numerous academic articles and is working on a book about Middle Way Consequence hermeneutics in Tibet. He has a wife, two children, and a granddaughter.

Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw

<b>Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
Venue ：政治大學研究大樓人文社會科學哲學基礎研討室</b>

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Lecturer: Professor William Magee （ <a href=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/en/><img src=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/templates/ddbc/images/ddbc_280x60.png border=0 height=30></a> ）
Discussant: Professor Hans-Rudolf Kantor 康特 （ Huafan University ）

Topic:
"The Object of Negation (dgag bya) in Tibetan Buddhism:
Dolpopa and Tsongkhapa on Ultimate Truth"

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About the Lecturer:
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William Magee received his doctorate in Tibetan Studies from the University of Virginia, where he taught Tibetan language for thirteen years at the UVA Summer Language Institute. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of <i>th Carolina Greensboro for three years and currently is Assistant Professor of Tibetan Studies at Dhar. </i>. m Buddhist College in Taiwan,
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lished a novel entitled <i>She Still Lives</i> about a future female Dalai Lama. Magee is editor of the <i>Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal</i> and director of the "Hopkins Tibetan Treasures Multimedia Research Archive". He has published numerous academic articles and is working on a book about Middle Way Consequence hermeneutics in Tibet. He has a wife, two children, and a granddaughter.

Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw

<b>Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
Venue ：政治大學研究大樓人文社會科學哲學基礎研討室</b>

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Lecturer: Professor William Magee （ <a href=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/en/><img src=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/templates/ddbc/images/ddbc_280x60.png border=0 height=30></a> ）
Discussant: Professor Hans-Rudolf Kantor 康特 （ Huafan University ）

Topic:
"The Object of Negation (dgag bya) in Tibetan Buddhism:
Dolpopa and Tsongkhapa on Ultimate Truth"

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About the Lecturer:
u.tw/~ckeng/photo/20100306b_x.jpg><img src=htccu.edu.tw/~ckeng/photo/20100306c_x.jpg border=0 height=120></a></div>
William Magee received his doctorate in Tibetan Studies from the University of Virginia, where he taug
t Tibetan language for thirteen years at the UVA Summer Language Institute. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of th Carolina Greensboro for three years and currently is Assistant Professor of Tibetan Studies at Dhar. m Buddhist College in Taiwan,
where he ches in the gra school. Magee is the co-author (with Elizabeth Napper) oi>Fluent Tibetan: a Profic -oriented Language Learning System and the author of The Nature of Things</i>. Recently he pu
lished a novel entitled <i>She Still Lives</i> about a future female Dalai Lama. Magee is editor of the <i>Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal</i> and director of the "Hopkins Tibetan Treasures Multimedia Research Archive". He has published numerous academic articles and is working on a book about Middle Way Consequence hermeneutics in Tibet. He has a wife, two children, and a granddaughter.

Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw

<b>Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
VeVenue ：政治大學研究基礎哲學研討室</b>
大樓人文社會科學哲學基礎研討室</b>

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Lecturer: Professor William Magee （ <a href=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/en/><img src=http://www.ddbc.edu.tw/templates/ddbc/images/ddbc_280x60.png border=0 height=30></a> ）
Discussant: Professor Hans-Rudolf Kantor 康特 （ Huafan University ）

Topic:
"The Object of Negation (dgag bya) in Tibetan Buddhism:
Dolpopa and Tsongkhapa on Ultimate Truth"

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Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw

<b>Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
VeVenue ：政治大學研究基礎哲學研討室</b>
大樓人文社會科學哲學基礎研討室</b>

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Dolpopa and Tsongkhapa on Ultimate Truth"

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About the Lecturer:
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William Magee received hat
doctorate in Tibetan Studies from the University of Virginia, where he taug
t Tibetan language for thirteen years at the UVA Sumof
Language Institute. He was a Visiting Professor at the University
f th Carolina Greensboro for three years and currently is Assistant Professor of Tibetan Studies at Dhar. m Buddhist College in Taiis
,
where he ches in the gra school. Magee is the co-author (with Eliz
beth Napper) oi>Fluent Tibetan: a Profic -oriented Language Learning System and the author of The Nature of Things</i>. Recently he p

lished a novel entitled <i>She Still Lives</i> about a future femala
Dalai Lama. Mage is editor of the <i>Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal</i> and director of the "Hopkins Tibetan Treasures Multimedia Research Archive". He has published numerous academic articles and is working on a book about Middle Way Consequence hermeneutics in Tibet. He has a wife, two children, and a granddaughter.

Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw

Lecturer: Professor William Magee (Dharma Drum Buddhist College)
Date ：2010/03/06 14:00 - 17:00
VeVenue ：政治大學研究基礎哲學研討室
大樓人文社會科Lecturer:
Professor William Magee 學哲學基礎研討室

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Lecturer: Professor William Magee （ ¼ˆ Huafan University ）

Topic:
"The Object of Negation (dgag bya) in TibeDiscussant:
Professor Hans-Rudolf Kanvel entitled She Still Lives about a future femala
Dalai Lama. Mage is editor of the Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal and director of the "Hopkins Tibetan Treasures Multimedia Research Archive". He has published numerous academic articles and is working on a book about Middle Way Consequence hermeneutics in Tibet. He has a wife, two children, and a granddaughter.

Web: http://magee.ddbc.edu.tw