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* Yŏ Ikku (See [[Minjung Buddhism]])
* Yŏ Ikku (See [[Minjung Buddhism]])
* Ko Ŭn (See [[Minjung Buddhism]])
* Ko Ŭn (See [[Minjung Buddhism]])
* Gary Snyder*
* David Loy*
* Buddhist Peace Fellowship*
* Joanna Macy*
* E.F. Schumacher*
* Robert Aitken*


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* "Commissioned" means that someone who isn't a member of the official editorial staff of the RBD has been asked to write this article.
* "Commissioned" means that someone who isn't a member of the official editorial staff of the RBD has been asked to write this article.
* If a specific radical Buddhist isn't listed under "planned", this doesn't mean that no page will be created about that person and their ideas — just that this hasn't reached the planning stage yet.
* If a specific radical Buddhist isn't listed under "planned", this doesn't mean that no page will be created about that person and their ideas — just that this hasn't reached the planning stage yet.
* About names marked with "*": While the focus of the RBP is on 20th century Asian radical Buddhism, there are a number of Westerners who have been influential/important enough to consider including them as well.


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Revision as of 05:46, 7 August 2026

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Explanatory Notes

  • "Commissioned" means that someone who isn't a member of the official editorial staff of the RBD has been asked to write this article.
  • If a specific radical Buddhist isn't listed under "planned", this doesn't mean that no page will be created about that person and their ideas — just that this hasn't reached the planning stage yet.
  • About names marked with "*": While the focus of the RBP is on 20th century Asian radical Buddhism, there are a number of Westerners who have been influential/important enough to consider including them as well.