As I'm aware that these things are unseen and unheard of outside of Mainland China, I thought that I would share the paper-and-glue reality of the academic publications that resulted from my time there. The
Aṅguttara Nikāya (a big, red book) is included in the background to provide a sense of scale: for whatever reason, Chinese anthropology is issued in big, heavy, bilingual tomes.
• 《巴利文的消失:一個實用的指南》,《巴利文的消失:一个实用的指南》, published in Chinese translation in Yunnan's
Journal of Ethnic Minority Studies,
民族大學雲南 (peer reviewed [同行評審] and published by the University of the same name, Min Zu Da Xue).
•
2010, "The Disappearance of the Pali Language: A Pragmatic Guide", the
English version of the article above was separately published in an
English-language journal of anthropology,
The Ethnological Review, from Kunming University Press.
One further article was supposed to be published as a book-chapter in mainland China (it was
the ill-fated "Canon and Reason…") and remains as-yet-unpublished in both Chinese and English.
