Elizabeth Morrison, Ph.D. (2004) in Religious Studies, Stanford University, is Assistant Professor of Religion at Middlebury College.

"This book is a useful addition to the growing body of scholarship on Song dynasty Buddhism, providing the first full-length study of the renowned Chan ideologue, Mingjiao Qisong (1007-72). (...) her focus on Qisong’s works in particular advances our understanding of this important and still understudied period of Chinese Buddhism." - Stuart H. Young, Bucknell University, in: Religious Studies Reviews Volume 37 (2011)

Elizabeth Morrison, Ph.D. (2004) in Religious Studies, Stanford University, is Assistant Professor of Religion at Middlebury College.

"This book is a useful addition to the growing body of scholarship on Song dynasty Buddhism, providing the first full-length study of the renowned Chan ideologue, Mingjiao Qisong (1007-72). (...) her focus on Qisong’s works in particular advances our understanding of this important and still understudied period of Chinese Buddhism." - Stuart H. Young, Bucknell University, in: Religious Studies Reviews Volume 37 (2011)

Elizabeth Morrison, Ph.D. (2004) in Religious Studies, Stanford University, is Assistant Professor of Religion at Middlebury College.

"This book is a useful addition to the growing body of scholarship on Song dynasty Buddhism, providing the first full-length study of the renowned Chan ideologue, Mingjiao Qisong (1007-72). (...) her focus on Qisong’s works in particular advances our understanding of this important and still understudied period of Chinese Buddhism." - Stuart H. Young, Bucknell University, in: Religious Studies Reviews Volume 37 (2011)