Rebuilding Buddhism

Discover the transformative journey of Buddhism in Nepal with Rebuilding Buddhism by Sarah LeVine, published by Harvard University Press in 2007. This captivating book spans 394 pages, offering an in-depth exploration of how Nepalis have embraced Theravada Buddhism over the last seventy years.

Through meticulous fieldwork, interviews, and thorough historical reconstruction, LeVine and co-author Gellner vividly illustrate the diverse experiences and cultural achievements of Nepali Buddhists. Readers will gain insight into the intricate ways of practicing Buddhism in a modern context, making this book an essential resource for anyone interested in religion, cultural history, and Eastern studies. Perfect for both casual readers and scholars, Rebuilding Buddhism provides a compelling narrative that highlights the resilience and adaptability of faith in a changing world.