Paul Harrison

Paul Harrison Paul Harrison completed his B.A. and M.A. in Chinese at Auckland University in his native New Zealand and took his Ph.D. in South Asian & Buddhist Studies from Australian National University in 1979. After a short stint at Auckland (1981-1983), he taught Religious Studies at Canterbury University in Christchurch, New Zealand, for 22 years, being responsible for courses on Buddhism. Paul joined the permanent faculty of Stanford's Religious Studies Department in 2007. His research focuses on Buddhist history and literature, on the study of Buddhist manuscripts, and the edition and translation of Buddhist sacred texts in Sanskrit, Tibetan and Chinese. Paul is co-director of the Ho Center for Buddhist Studies at Stanford.
Currently teaching
RELIGST 199: Individual Work
RELIGST 297: Senior Essay/Honors Thesis Research
RELIGST 392: Paper in the Field
RELIGST 395: Master of Arts Thesis
RELIGST 389: Individual Work for Graduate Students
RELIGST 388: Research in Religious Thought, Ethics, and Philosophy
RELIGST 385: Research in Buddhist Studies
RELIGST 390: Advanced Teaching Practicum
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