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|bio=Geoff Barstow first encountered Tibetan Buddhism in 1999, while on a study abroad trip in college. Since that time, the study of Tibetan religion, history, and culture has been the focus of his professional life. He has spent more than six years conducting research in Nepal, China, and Tibet. At present, that research focuses on the history of vegetarianism on the Tibetan plateau, asking questions about how animals were viewed, how they were treated (ie: eaten), and what that can tell us about Tibetan Buddhism more broadly. As a teacher, his courses emphasize various aspects of Buddhist religious thought, but also seek to explore how those ideas have been lived and experienced by actual Buddhists. ([https://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/users/geoffrey-barstow Source Accessed Apr 27, 2021]) | |bio=Geoff Barstow first encountered Tibetan Buddhism in 1999, while on a study abroad trip in college. Since that time, the study of Tibetan religion, history, and culture has been the focus of his professional life. He has spent more than six years conducting research in Nepal, China, and Tibet. At present, that research focuses on the history of vegetarianism on the Tibetan plateau, asking questions about how animals were viewed, how they were treated (ie: eaten), and what that can tell us about Tibetan Buddhism more broadly. As a teacher, his courses emphasize various aspects of Buddhist religious thought, but also seek to explore how those ideas have been lived and experienced by actual Buddhists. ([https://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/users/geoffrey-barstow Source Accessed Apr 27, 2021]) | ||
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|phone=541-737-5650 | |||
|addresslocation=Milam Hall 325B | |||
2520 SW Campus Way | |||
Corvallis, OR 97331 | |||
|associatedwebsite=[https://liberalarts.oregonstate.edu/users/geoffrey-barstow Faculty Page] | |||
|phduniversity=University of Virginia | |phduniversity=University of Virginia | ||
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Revision as of 18:20, 27 April 2021
| PersonType | Category:Authors of English Works |
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| FirstName / namefirst | Geoffrey |
| LastName / namelast | Barstow |
| MainNamePhon | Geoffrey Barstow |
| SortName | Barstow, Geoffrey |
| bio | Geoff Barstow first encountered Tibetan Buddhism in 1999, while on a study abroad trip in college. Since that time, the study of Tibetan religion, history, and culture has been the focus of his professional life. He has spent more than six years conducting research in Nepal, China, and Tibet. At present, that research focuses on the history of vegetarianism on the Tibetan plateau, asking questions about how animals were viewed, how they were treated (ie: eaten), and what that can tell us about Tibetan Buddhism more broadly. As a teacher, his courses emphasize various aspects of Buddhist religious thought, but also seek to explore how those ideas have been lived and experienced by actual Buddhists. (Source Accessed Apr 27, 2021) |
| associatedwebsite | Faculty Page |
| phduniversity | University of Virginia |
| IsInGyatsa | No |
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