Jizhang Yi (Postdoc, Harvard University; PhD, University of Toronto) is a faculty member and Founding Director of the Institute for Humanistic Buddhist Thought & Practice at Trinity College, University of Toronto. He is a scholar of Buddhist Studies, recognized for his interdisciplinary approach to Buddhism. His research focuses on Chinese Chan Buddhism and its connections to Western thought, bridging Chan/Zen Buddhism, Kierkegaard’s philosophy, Conceptual Metaphor Theory, Tibetan Buddhism, Indian Mahāyāna thought, and Confucianism. His forthcoming book, Knowing/Seeing Truth: Conceptual Bridges between Kierkegaard and Chan Buddhism (Springer,…
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University of Toronto, St. George CampusDoctoral student
APA Eastern Division
Toronto, ON, Canada
Areas of Specialization
| Experimental Philosophy of Religion |
| Philosophical Traditions |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
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