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Tag Archives: heritage
Digital Dharma
Here is what would appear to be a very interesting new documentary film in the making. Directed by Dafna Yachin, Digital Dharma focuses on the life and work of E. Gene Smith, an American anthropology graduate and pacificist, to preserve … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism in the West, Economics, Film, Tibetan Buddhism, Transnationalism
Tagged archives, diaspora, digital humanities, E. Gene Smith, heritage
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