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Theravada
Literally the "tradition of the elders," Theravada is thought to be a more traditional form of Buddhism that has attempted to stay true to the Buddha's original teachings. Theravada Buddhism can be found in Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, and across south and southeast Asia, thus causing early western studies to describe it as the "southern tradition" of Buddhism. Pali is the language of the Theravada canon.
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| Contemporary Theravâda and Zen Buddhist Attitudes to Human Sexuality: An Exercise in Comparative Ethics | Clasquin, Michel | 1992 |
| Wisdom and Compassion as Constitutive of Buddhahood: A Mahâyâna and a Theravâda Treatise in Comparative Light | Habito, Ruben L. F | 1985 |
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