Kemp, C.: Difference between revisions

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PersonType	Category:Authors of English Works Category:Translators
FirstName / namefirst	Casey
LastName / namelast	Forgues
MainNamePhon	Casey Forgues Kemp
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bio	Casey Forgues (Kemp) is a PhD candidate at the University of Vienna and editorial director of Khyentse Vision Project. Casey received her MPhil in Tibetan Studies at the University of Oxford and has translated sūtras for 84000. Her research focuses on tantric philosophical views of the luminous nature of mind in the early Mahāmudrā tradition (eleventh-thirteenth centuries). She is the co-editor of Buddha Nature across Asia and has published on topics including death and dying in tantric Buddhism, buddha nature, the six yogas of Nāropa, and the Kalācakra tradition. Source: Khyentse Vision Project Accessed July 22, 2024.
associatedwebsite	https://www.khyentsevision.org/team/casey-forgues/ https://univie.academia.edu/CaseyKemp
affiliation	Khyentse Vision Project
phduniversity	Universität Wien
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-|bio=Casey Kemp received her Master’s degree from Oxford University in Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, and she has worked closely with the Drikung Kagyu monastic community in Europe and Asia. She is completing her PhD dissertation on the concept of luminosity in the early Tibetan Mahāmudrā tradition through the University of Vienna. She has translated and edited for 84000 and is a Snow Lion editor at Shambhala Publications.
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