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Anshi Zachary Smith: \\u201cWe\\u2019ll explore, among other things, the intellectual and philosophical environment in which Zen Buddhism developed in China, in particular the that fact that it contained both a proliferation of dualistic \\u201clist-making\\u201d and a preponderance of radical non-dualism (perhaps \\u201canti-dualism\\u201d) as pioneered by some earlier Mahayana Buddhist schools, e.g. the Huayan school. We\\u2019ll also see how this balancing act has continued even up to the present day.\\u201d