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Focusing on Humanity (人間): The Contested Meaning of Mindfulness in a Globalized World – Professor Richard King

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This entry was posted in Buddhism & Social Justice, Media and tagged Buddhism, Globalisation, Mindfulness, Richard King on February 19, 2018 by schererdevries.

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