A Journal of Culture, History and Global Statecraft

Marion Duvauchel

Marion Duvauchel is a historian of religions and holds a PhD in philosophy. She has published widely, and has taught in various places, including France, Morocco, Qatar, and Cambodia. She is the founder of the Pteah Barang, in Cambodia.

Published Articles (23)

The Senseless Promises of Imported Buddhism

March 01, 2025

The Tree of Archetypes

February 01, 2025

Mahakala: From the Great Yaksa to the Demon who Governs Buddhism

October 01, 2024

The End of the Christian Caucasus?

April 01, 2024

Christian Anthropology, Buddhist Anthropology: Stumbling Blocks

April 01, 2024

The Wars of Nagorno-Karabakh

December 01, 2023

The Slave Trade: An Islamic Invention?

November 01, 2023

The Memory of Lebanon—Also Our Own

June 01, 2023

Islam and Psychiatry

June 01, 2023

Anthropology in Islam, Anthropology of Islam

May 01, 2023

The Orders of Allah, or the Repudiation of Beauty

April 01, 2023

The Poor and the Love of the Poor

May 01, 2022

And Here We Are...

April 01, 2022

How The Rich Defend Themselves: 1975 and 2022

March 01, 2022

Priestly Celibacy - It's Called, Grace

September 01, 2021

And The West Invented Buddhism

August 01, 2021

Europe... Trampled To Death

July 01, 2021

Sanskrit - Language Of The Buddhists?

July 01, 2021

Freemasonry In France: A Brief History

June 01, 2021

We Have Two Memories

June 01, 2021

Jean Doresse And The Gnostics

May 01, 2021

Arab Science: Dispelling The Ambiguity

April 01, 2021

Aramaic: Lingua Franca Of The Ancient World

April 01, 2021