A Buddhist in the Classroom

A Buddhist in the ClassroomA Buddhist perspective on classroom teaching. Sid Brown brings a Buddhist perspective into the classroom to explore the ethical quandaries, lived experiences, and intimacy of teaching. Addressing such topics as attention, community, rage, wonder, consumerism, and simple kindness, Brown demonstrates how this centuries old tradition can inform and enrich classroom life. Readers do not have to be Buddhists to appreciate the gifts of this tradition and

the book includes contributions from two postcolonial nations

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Part meditation on human government

The fiction studied here does just that

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the appeal to emotion-can form the basis for illuminating the inner workings of humor