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nibbanic Buddhism: a standalone construct

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nibbanicBuddhism1 CONSTRUCTNibbanic BuddhismSPIRO · ANTHROPOLOGY OF

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Anthropology of religion

Spiro's term for the soteriological Buddhism of renunciation and meditation aimed at nirvana, one of his systems of Burmese Buddhism.

In anthropology of religion, nibbanic Buddhism refers to Spiro's term for the soteriological Buddhism of renunciation and meditation aimed at nirvana, one of his systems of Burmese Buddhism. This meaning comes from Spiro (1970) in Buddhism and society.[1]

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  1. Spiro, M. E. (1970). Buddhism and society. Harper & Row. Open Library record

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