How much is enough?
Subtitle: Buddhism, consumerism, and the human environment
By: edited by Richard K. Payne
Contributors: Ryūkoku Daigaku; Institute of Buddhist Studies (Berkeley, Calif.)
Publisher: Wisdom Publications
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Somerville, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 232
ISBN-13: 9780861716852
Notes: Essays from an international conference jointly sponsored by Ryukoku University, Kyoto, and the Institute of Buddhist Studies, Berkeley.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: "How much is enough?" : Buddhism and the human environment  -- Richard K. Payne; title: Just how much is enough?  -- Richard K. Payne; title: Buddhist environmentalism in contemporary Japan  -- Duncan Ryūken Williams; title: How much is enough? : Buddhist perspective on consumerism  -- Stephanie Kaza; title: Pure land Buddhism and its perspective on the environment  -- Mitsuya Dake; title: Gary Snyder's ecosocial Buddhism  -- David Landis Barnhill; title: A Buddhist economics to save the earth  -- Shinichi Inoue; title: The noble eightfold path as a prescription for sustainable living  -- Tetsunori Koizumi; title: The debate on taking life and eating meat in the Edo-period Jōdo Shin tradition  -- Ikuo Nakamura; title: Is "Buddhist environmentalism" a contradiction in terms? -- Malcolm David Eckel.