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| MainNamePhon | Cuong Tu Nguyen |
| bio | Cuong Tu Nguyen received his PhD from Harvard University (specializing in Indian Buddhism). His works on Vietnamese Buddhism include "Rethinking Vietnamese Buddhist History: Is the Then Uyen Tap Anh a 'Transmission of the Lamp Text'?" "Tran Thai Tong and Khoa Hu Lue: A Study of Syncretic Ch'an in 13th Century Vietnam," and Zen in Medieval Vietnam.
He is Assistant Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at George Mason University. With A. Charles Muller he co-edited Wonhyo's Philosophy of Mind, Volume II, (University of Hawai'i Press). Professor Nguyen also wrote two chapters including: "Treatise on the Ten Ways of Resolving Controversies (Simmun hwajaeng non)" and "Commentary on the Discrimination between the Middle and the Extremes (Chungbyon punbyollon so): Fascicle Three." |
| affiliation | George Mason University |
| phduniversity | Harvard University |
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Full Name
Cuong Tu Nguyen