Dr Paul Fuller

MA Religious Studies (First Class Honours) University of Edinburgh; MA Buddhist Studies, University of Bristol; PhD Buddhist Studies, University of Bristol

Lecturer
S336 John Woolley Building A20

+61 2 9351 4182

Research areas

• Early Buddhism
• The Pali Canon
• Theravada Buddhism in South and South East Asia
• Engaged Buddhism
• The Nature of Buddhist Doctrine

Selected publications

Books

• Paul Fuller, The Notion of Ditthi in Theravada Buddhism: The Point of View, Routledge, 2004

Articles

• Paul Fuller, David Webster, ‘A View from the Crossroads: A Dialogue’, Buddhist Studies Review, Vol 25, No 1 (2008): 106-112

Conference papers

• ‘Ditthi and attachment in Theravada Buddhism’, Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, July 2005
• ‘The notion of ditthi in Theravada Buddhism’, 28th Spalding Symposium on Indian Religion, University of Oxford, March 2003
• ‘Cheer up Dighnakha it may never happen: The problems posed by Dighnakha’s outlook in classifying wrong-view (miccha-ditthi) and right-view (samma-ditthi)’, The Fifth Joint Postgraduate Conference, University of Bristol, March 2000
• ‘What the Buddha thought: How to think and not to think in the Four Primary Nikayas’, Fourth Joint Postgraduate Conference, University of Bristol, March 1999