Roderick Whitfield

Youngsook Pak

This volume examines in detail the very best of Korean Buddhist images that survive today. The book chronicles the arrival of Buddhism in Korean from India via China in the late fourth century AD during the Three Kingdoms period, its ascendency as the state religion, and its royal propagation. Gracing the pages of this book are full color illustrations and scholarly commentaries. Short sections on stone and wooden Buddhist statues are included as well.

Buddhist Sculpture

Jaehoon Yeon

The book consists of facsimile copies of papers presented at AKSE's twentieth conference in London (4-8 April, 2001). The texts presented here are in English, Korean and French and include papers in pre-Modern and Modern History, Religion and Thought, Literature and Language, Anthropology and Modern Korea, where these have been supplied in their final fo; The book consists of facsimile copies of papers presented at

Youngsook Pak

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