Matthew McMullen

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Senior Research Fellow at the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture, Editor of the Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, Network Editor for H-Buddhism
LECTURE: Nicholas Witkowski, “Impure Labor and the Dalit Presence in Early Buddhist Monasteries: An Application of the Ambedkarite Interpretive Lens to the History of the Late Ancient Buddhist Saṅgha” https://networks.h-net.org/node/6060/discussions/12550099/lecture-“impure-labor-and-dalit-presence-early-buddhist
LECTURE: Nicholas Witkowski, “Impure Labor and the Dalit Presence in Early Buddhist Monasteries: An Application of the Ambedkarite Interpretive Lens to the History of the Late Ancient Buddhist Saṅgha” | H-Buddhism | H-Net

Buddhist studies lectures Mondays 5pm Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern studies Trinity Term 2023 https://networks.h-net.org/node/6060/discussions/12552965/buddhist-studies-lectures-mondays-5pm-faculty-asian-and-middle
Buddhist studies lectures Mondays 5pm Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern studies Trinity Term 2023 | H-Buddhism | H-Net

H-Net Job Guide Weekly Report For H-Buddhism: 6 March - 13 March | H-Buddhism | H-Net

Officially upgraded to associate professor with lifetime tenure. I’m told that it’s almost impossible to fire me, so get ready for subversive comments.
LECTURE> Robert Sharf, “Chan Buddhism Explained” (via Zoom, February 23, 4pm CST) | H-Buddhism | H-Net

PRIZE> Aming Tu Prize 2023 - Call for Nominations | H-Buddhism | H-Net

JOBS> H-Net Job Guide Weekly Report For H-Buddhism: 30 January - 6 February | H-Buddhism | H-Net

Webinar> GEPJ - A. Klein “Religion and Politics in Contemporary Japan” February 10, 2023 (10:00-12:00 CEST) https://networks.h-net.org/node/6060/discussions/12322818/webinar-gepj-klein-“religion-and-politics-contemporary-japan”
Webinar> GEPJ - A. Klein “Religion and Politics in Contemporary Japan” February 10, 2023 (10:00-12:00 CEST) | H-Buddhism | H-Net

I was upgraded to a no limit position, which is kind of like tenure. Basically it means I’m harder to get rid of. But, I discovered that the university doesn’t give you a contract. You just work with some magical understanding of what you’re supposed to do.

Is this normal? Seems at least legally problematic. Any other people working in Japan have a similar situation?

I can't seem to post on the H-Buddhism account, so I'll share today's post this way.

https://twitter.com/h_buddhism/status/1621764809980248067?s=61&t=702_cNWZtIVm0ZiNHJSStQ

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“JOURNAL TOC> The Eastern Buddhist, Third Series, volume 2, number 2 https://t.co/hp3l9OIA2S”

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