Marc-Henri Deroche
Deroche, M.
PersonType | Category:Authors of English Works Category:Authors of French Works Category:Editors Category:Professors Category:Translators |
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FirstName / namefirst | Marc-Henri |
LastName / namelast | Deroche |
MainNamePhon | Marc-Henri Deroche |
SortName | Deroche, Marc-Henri |
bio | Marc-Henri Deroche is associate professor at Kyōto University (GSAIS, Shishu-Kan), Japan, where he teaches Buddhist studies and cross-cultural philosophy. His doctoral dissertation (École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris, 2011) and a series of articles have investigated the life, works, and legacy of Tibetan author Prajñāraśmi (Tertön Sherab Öser, 1518-84) in the successive revivals of the Nyingma school and the nineteenth-century ecumenical (rimé) movement. He is also the coeditor of Revisiting Tibetan Religion and Philosophy (AMI, 2012). Recent research has focused on Dzokchen, including "The Dzogs chen Doctrine of the Three Gnoses" (with Akinori Yasuda, RET, No. 33, 2015) and a current project on its specific philosophy of vigilance. Having traveled extensively in Tibet and the Himalayas, and having lived in Kyōto since 2008, his work centers on the philosophical and transcultural significance of the Buddhist paradigm of the development of wisdom according to "listening, reflection, and meditation." (Source: A Gathering of Brilliant Moons, 327–28) |
associatedwebsite | https://www.gsais.kyoto-u.ac.jp/staff/deroche/en_index.html |
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Full Name[edit]
Marc-Henri Deroche
Affiliation[edit]
Kyoto University
Education[edit]
French student of Matthew Kapstein.
Currently (Spring 2011) lives in Kyoto Japan.