Pali Buddhist Review was produced from 1976 to 1982 (to Vol. 6, no.2) by the Pali Buddhist Union, and was edited by Russell Webb. In 1983, it was superceded by Buddhist Studies Review.

Articles Featured in our Library:

The Kosambī Suttas (1976) – John D. Ireland

Note on Solitude / Inwardness (1976) – Malcolm Hudson

Ceto, Paññā, and Ubhatobhāga Vimutti (1978) – Lily de Silva

The Meaning of the Word Tathāgata According to the Pāli Commentaries: Text and Introduction (1978) – Bhikkhu Bodhi

In recognition of its pre-eminence among the Master’s epithets, the early Buddhist teachers and their successors have applied their wisdom and erudition to fathoming the multiple implications of this suggestive word.

Featured in the course, " The Buddha"

Anicca (1979) – Arvind Sharma

Featured in the course, " An Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy"

The Lotus as a Symbol in the Pali Tradition (1980) – Carl Olson

Featured in the course, " Buddhism as a Religion"

Notes on Pāli Canonic Style (1981) – Aleksandr Syrkin