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Lewitt, Philip Jay – 1986
A perceived relationship between the teaching methods of traditional Zen Buddhism and those of process-based English composition is explored. It is noted that the four main processes of Zen teaching (meditation, physical work, personal interviews, and group lectures) focus on process, not product, as in process writing. Characteristics that Zen…
Descriptors: Buddhism, Classroom Techniques, Comparative Analysis, Correlation
