Publications
J Powers
(2022), pp. 1-21, Sophia, Berlin, Germany, C1
The disputed middle ground: Tibetan mādhyamikas on how to interpret nāgārjuna and candrakīrti
J Powers
(2021), Vol. 12, pp. 1-14, Religions, Basel, Switzerland, C1
J Powers
(2019), Vol. 49, pp. 735-744, Religion, London, Eng., C1-1
The gendered Buddha: neither God nor man, but supremely manly
C Powers
(2018), pp. 245-264, God's own gender?, Baden-Baden, Germany, B1
Tibet and China's Orientalists: Knowledge, power, and the construction of minority identity
C Powers
(2018), Vol. 19, pp. 1-19, Journal of Global Buddhism, Lucerne, Switzerland, C1-1
Compassion and rebirth: some ethical implications
C Powers
(2017), pp. 221-237, Buddhist philosophy : a comparative approach, Hoboken, N.J., B1
The Buddha party: how the People's Republic of China works to define and control Tibetan Buddhism
C Powers
(2016), New York, N.Y., A1-1
Buddhas, siddhas, and Indian masculine ideals
C Powers
(2016), pp. 1-29, Tantric traditions in transmission and translation, New York, N.Y., B1-1
Tenzin Gyatso, the fourteenth Dalai Lama
C Powers
(2016), pp. 629-640, The Buddhist world, Abingdon, Eng., B1-1
The subject matter of investigation of the percept: a tale of five commentaries
C Powers, Malcolm Eckel, Jay Garfield
(2016), pp. 3-37, Dignāga's investigation of the percept : a philosophical legacy in India and Tibet, New York, N. Y., B1
C Powers
(2016), pp. 118-130, Dignāga's investigation of the percept : a philosophical legacy in India and Tibet, New York, N.Y., B1
Dignāga's investigation of the percept: a philosophical legacy in India and Tibet
D Duckworth, M Eckel, J Garfield, C Powers, Y Thabkhas, S Thakchöe
(2016), New York, N.Y., A7
Yogācāra : Indian Buddhist Origins
C Powers
(2014), pp. 41-63, Transforming Consciousness : Yogacara thought in modern China, New York, N.Y., B1
J Powers
(2012), pp. 175-202, Buddhism and Human Rights, B1-1
T Gannon, T Ward, A Beech, D Fisher
(2007), pp. 1-7, Aggressive offenders' cognition : theory, research, and practice, Chichester, England, B1-1
History as propaganda: Tibetan exiles versus the People's Republic of China
J Powers
(2004), Oxford, Eng., A1-1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
A Buddhist Debate and Its Contemporary Relevance - John Powers - transfer in 17/10/2016
Prof John Powers, Dr Sonam Thakchoe, Prof Jay Garfield, Dr Douglas Duckworth, Dr Jose Cabezon
ARC - Discovery Projects
- 2018: $126,111
- 2017: $184,010
Troubled Waters: Tibet's Rivers and Their Connection to Climate Change
Dr Gillian Tan, Prof John Powers, Asst/Prof James Pittock, Prof Petra Maurer, Dr Sara Beavis, Dr Ruth Gamble, A/Prof Per Sorensen, Dr Yangmotso Yangmotso, Prof John Powers
ARC - Discovery Projects
- 2023: $4,782
- 2021: $140,240
- 2020: $108,569
- 2019: $161,191
Supervisions
No completed student supervisions to report