仏教学
Buddhism
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Logic in Buddhist Scholasticism from Philosophical, Philological, Historical and Comparative Perspectives. | Paul, Gregor (ed.) | 384p. | Lumbini International Research Inst. | 2015 | 9,500円 | Buddhist logic -- Scholasticism -- Congresses Their theories are discussed from meta-logical and trans-cultural points of view; thus the discussions include comparisons of Buddhist notions of logic put forward in India, Tibet and East Asia with, for example, Greek, medieval European and Islamic notions of logic. |
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The Clear Realisation of the Quintessential Instructions on All Dharma Practices: a critical edition and annotated translation of the *Sarvadharmacaryopadeśābhisamayatantra | Bajetta, Nocola | vi,330p. | U. Hamburg, Dept. of Indian and Tibetan Studies | 2019 | 6,549円 | Samadhi -- Sādhana -- Vajrayāna -- Tantrism -- Tibetan Buddhism Chapter One, after an overview of the extant editions of the (extra-canonical) *Sarvadharmacaryopadeśābhisamayatantra and its (canonical) commentary (the gZi brjid snang ba), deals with the controversy surrounding the disputed Indian origin of the two texts, and the ambivalent figure of dGe-tshul Khyung-grags, the translator/forger. Chapters Two and Three are the core of the study, the former containing a critical edition of the Tibetan text of the tantra (with a description of the two unpublished MSS from the 'Bras-spungs-gnas-bcu-lha-khang), and the latter an annotated English translation (both including the interlinear glosses found in the two MSS). |
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Elaborations on Emptiness: uses of the Heart Sūtra. | Lopez, Donald S. Jr. | xii,264p. | Princeton U.P. | 1996 | 7,209円 | Tripiṭaka. -- Sūtrapiṭaka. -- Prajñāpāramitā. -- Hr̥daya -- Commentaries Included here are full translations of the eight extant Indian commentaries. Interspersed with the translations are six essays that examine the unusual roles the Heart Sutra has played: it has been used as a mantra, an exorcism text, a tantric meditation guide, and as the material for comparative philosophy. |
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Rescued from the Nation: Anagarika Dharmapala and the Buddhist world. | Kemper, Steven | x,503p. | U. of Chicago Pr. | 2015 | 6,064円 | Dharmapala, Anagarika, 1864-1933 -- Buddhist monks -- Sri Lanka -- Biography Dharmapala is a galvanizing figure in Sri Lanka's recent history, widely regarded as the nationalist hero who saved the Sinhala people from cultural collapse and whose 'protestant' reformation of Buddhism drove monks toward increased political involvement and ethnic confrontation. Yet he spent the vast majority of his life abroad, dealing with other concerns. Steven Kemper re-evaluates this important figure in the light of an unprecedented number of his writings that paint a picture not of a nationalist zealot but of a spiritual seeker earnest in his pursuit of salvation. |
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Radiant Emptiness : three seminal works by the Golden Paṇḍita Shakya Chokden | Komarovski, Yaroslav | vi,520p. | Oxford U.P. | 2020 | 16,730円 | Buddhism -- Mādhyamika -- Yogācāra -- Śākya-mchog-ldan, Gser-mdog Paṇ-chen, 1428-1507 Yaroslav Komarovski offers an annotated translation of three seminal works on the nature and relationship of the Yogacara and Madhyamaka schools of Buddhist thought, by Serdok Penchen Shakya Chokden (1428-1507). There has never been consensus on the meaning of Madhyamaka and Yogacara, and for more than fifteen centuries the question of correct identification and interpretation of these systems has remained unsolved. Chokden proposes to accept Yogacara and Madhyamaka on their own terms as compatible systems, despite their considerable divergences and reciprocal critiques. His major objective is to bring Yogacara back from obscurity, present it in a positive light, and correct its misrepresentation by earlier thinkers. He thus serves as a major resource for scholarly research on the historical and philosophical development of Yogacara and Madhyamaka. Until recently, Shakya Chokden's works have been largely unavailable. |
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A Study of the Dharmadharmatavibhanga (volume Three): the commentaries of Rong ston and Mi Pham, I, II. | Robertson, Raymond E. | 2 vols. | China Tibetology Publishing House | 2012 | 9,449円 | Maitreyanātha. -- Dharmadharmatāvibhaṅga (辨法法性论) This four-volume work presents texts representing over fifteen-hundred years of Buddhist thought bearing on the teaching of the Dharmadharmatavibhanga and the tradition of Maitreya-Yogacara to which it belongs. This third book in the series begins with a comparative study of the doctrinal conflicts between Rong ston Shes bya kun rig of the Sa skya tradition and Blo bzang rta dbyang of the dGe lugs school, while comparing the Indian Yogacarins' views on those topics. Mr. Robertson then presents the complete annotated English translation of Rong ston's "Chos dang chos nyid rnam par 'byed pa'i rnam bshad legs par 'doms pa lha'i rnga bo che" and Mi pham rgya mtsho's "Chos dang chos nyid rnam par 'byed pa'i tshig le'ur byas pa'i 'grel pa ye shes snang pa rnam 'byed." Comparing with the previous two entries in this series, the present volume is focused entirely on the interpretations of the Dharmadharmatavibhanga among the Tibetan traditions. To help illustrate the doctrinal view of Mi pham, this book also includes partial translation of his commentary on Bodhicaryavatara 9:15c-29, which centers around the refutation of the mentalists, and a complete translation of his commentary on the "Thirty Verses." |
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Virtuous Bodies: the physical dimensions of morality in Buddhist ethics. | Mrozik, Susanne | vii,184p. | Oxford U.P. | 2007 | 6,980円 | ́Śāntideva -- Śikṣāsamuccaya -- Human body -- Buddhism. Virtuous Bodies breaks new ground in the field of Buddhist ethics by investigating the diverse roles bodies play in ethical development. Traditionally, Buddhists assumed a close connection between body and morality. Thus Buddhist literature contains descriptions of living beings that stink with sin, are disfigured by vices, or are perfumed and adorned with virtues. Taking an influential early medieval Indian Mahāyāna Buddhist text-Śāntideva's Compendium of Training (Śikşāsamuccaya) -as a case study, Susanne Mrozik demonstrates that Buddhists regarded ethical development as a process of physical and moral transformation. Mrozik chooses The Compendium of Training because it quotes from over one hundred Buddhist scriptures, allowing her to reveal a broader Buddhist interest in the ethical significance of bodies. The text is a training manual for bodhisattvas, especially monastic bodhisattvas. In it, bodies function as markers of, and conditions for, one's own ethical development. Most strikingly, bodies also function as instruments for the ethical development of others. When living beings come into contact with the virtuous bodies of bodhisattvas, they are transformed physically and morally for the better. |
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History of Buddhim by Sum Pa Mkhan Po, | Das, Sarat Chandra | 2 vols. | IAIC/ Aditya Prakashan | 2016(1908) | 14,399円 | Sum-pa Mkhan-po Ye-shes-dpal-ʼbyor, 1704-1788, author -- Buddhism -- History Title on page 13: Dpag bsam ljon bzang zhes bya ba ʼPhags yul Rgya nag chen po Bod dang Sog yul du Dam paʼi cho byung tshul bzhugs so Originally published: Pag sam jon zang. Calcutta : Presidency Jail Press, 1908 in Tibet and English |
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Buddhism in Tibet & the Himalayas: texts and traditions. | Ehrhard, Franz-Karl | 528p. | Vajra Publications | 2013 | 8,230円 | Buddhism -- Tibet -- Himalaya Mountains Region The present volume contains conference presentations and independent articles written 1985 to 2007. Articles on I: Madhyamaka and rDzogs-chen, II: The Svayambhunath Stupa, III: The Bodhnath Stupa, IV: Sherpa Buddhism, V: Pilgrimages and Sacred Geography, VI: Travels and Hidden Lands, VII: Buddhist Terachers from Dolpo, VIII: Himalayan Treasures Discoverers, IX: Manuscript and Block Print Traditions |
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The Emergence of Buddhism. | Kinnard, Jacob N. | xxxii,165p ills. | Pentagon / Greenwood | 2008(06) | 3,570円 | Buddhism -- India -- History This brief survey text tells the story of Buddhism as it unfolds through the narrative of the Brahmanical cosmology from which Buddhism emerged, the stories and myths surrounding Buddha's birth, Buddha's path to enlightenment, and the eventual spread of his teachings throughout India and the world. Jacob N. Kinnard's clear telling of the tale helps students understand such complex concepts as the natural law of cause and effect (karma), the birth / life / death / rebirth cycle (samsara), the ever-changing state of suffering (dukkha), and salvation, the absence of all states (nirvana). Historical overview: the context out of which Buddhism emerged The life of the Buddha The establishment of Buddhism in India The expansion of Buddhism in India The continued presence of the Buddha The emergence of the Mahayana Conclusion: the decline of Buddhism in India and its rise elsewhere |
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Buddhist Monks and Monasteries of India: their history and contribution to Indian culture. | Dutt, Sukumar | 397p. illus. 古書 | Motilal | 1988(1962) | 1,210円 | Buddhist monasticism and religious orders -- Buddhist monks -- India -- History Part I: The Primitive Sangha II: The Asoka-Satavahana Age (250 BC-AD 100) and Its Legacy III: On the Gupta Age (AD 300-550) and After IV: Eminent Monk-Scholars of India V: Monastic Universities (AD 500-1200) |
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Figments and Fragments of Mahayana Buddhism in India : More Collected Papers. | Schopen, Gregory | xix,380p. pap. | U. of Hawaii Pr. | 2005 | 5,645円 | Mahayana Buddhism -- Buddhist literature -- India -- History FIGMENTS I. The Mahâyâna And The Middle Period In Indian Buddhism Through A Chinese Looking-Glass -- II.The Phrase Sa Pŗthivīpradeśaś Caityabhūto Bhavet In The Vajracchedikâ Notes On The Cult Of The Book In Mahāyāna -- III. The Bones Of A Buddha And The Business Of A Monk Conservative Monastic Values In An Early Mahāyāna Polemical Tract -- IV. On Sending The Monks Back To Their Books Cult And Conservatism In Early Mahāyāna Buddhism -- V. Sukhāvatī As A Generalized Religious Goal In Sanskrit Mahāyāna Sūtra Literature -- VI. The Generalization Of An Old Yogic Attainment In Medieval Mahāyāna Sūtra Literature Some Notes On Jāetismara -- FRAGMENTS VII. Mahāyāna In Indian Inscriptions -- VIII. The Inscription On The Ku Şān Image Of Amitâbha And The Character Of The Early Mahāyāna In India -- IX. The Ambiguity Of Avalokiteśvara And The Tentative Identifcation Of A Painted Scene From A Mahāyāna Sūtra At Ajaṇṭā -- X. A Verse From The Bhadracaripraṇidhāna In A Tenth-Century Inscription Found At Nālandā -- XI. The Text On The "Dhāraṇī Stones From Abhayagiriya" A Minor Contribution To The Study Of Mahoeyoena Literature In Ceylon -- XII. The Bodhigarbhālaṅkāralakṣa And Vimaloṣṇīṣa Dhāraṇīs In Indian Inscriptions Two Sources For The Practice Of Buddhism In Medieval India -- XIII. A Note On The "Technology Of Prayer" And A Reference To A "Revolving Bookcase" In An Eleventh-Century Indian Inscription -- XIV. Stūpa And Tīrtha Tibetan Mortuary Practices And An Unrecognized Form Of Burial Ad Sanctos At Buddhist Sites In India |
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Wading into the Stream of Wisdom : essays in honor of Leslie S. Kawamura. | Haynes, Sarah F. & Michelle J. Sorensen (ed.) | xv,380p. | BDK America/ U. of Hawaii Pr. | 2013 | 8,762円 | Buddhism -- Kawamura, Leslie S. Part One: Ethics. Can We Kill Illusory People? Some Philosophical Reflections on Bodhi[sattva]caryāvatāra 9:11-13ab / Paul Williams ; The Consequences of Consequentialism: Reflections on Recent Developmentts in the Study of Buddhist Ethics / Martin T. Adam ; Toward a Mahāyāna Phenomenology: Heidegger and Levinas / Wing-cheuk Chan -- Part Two: Text Criticism. Ngag-dbang tshe-ring: An Eighteenth-century Yogi from Zanskar / Eva K. Neumaier ; Lü Cheng's Chinese Translation of the Tibetan Version of Dignāga's Ālambana-parīkṣā-vṛtti: An English Translation / Dan Lusthaus ; Mahāmudrā Chöd? Rangjung Dorjé's Commentary on The Great Speech Chapter of Machik Labdrön / Michelle J. Sorensen ; A Note on Manorathanandin's Pramāṇavārttikavṛtti in Tibet / Leonard W. J. van der Kuijp ; Pseudo-Nāgārjuna's Sermon about Giving (Dānaparikathā) / Michael Hahn and Naoki Saito ; Early Yogācāra and Visualization (Bhāvanā) / Charles Willemen -- Part Three: History. Cooking the Buddhist Books: Implications of the New Dating of the Buddha for the History of Early Indian Buddhism / Charles S. Prebish ; Peaceful and Wrathful Manifestations: The Development of Sarasvatī from India to East Asia to Tibet / Sarah F. Haynes ; The Bodhisattva Doctrine in Sinhala Theravāda Buddhist Traditions of Sri Lanka / John Clifford Holt -- Part Four: Praxis. Beneath the Waves: Conceiving the Unconscious / Richard K. Payne ; The "Round" Doctrine of Tiantai and its Significance for Modern Times / Fa Qing ; Meditation Revisited / Andreas Doctor and Tom J. F. Tillemans |
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The Eminent Monk: Buddhist ideals in medieval Chinese hagiography. | Kieschnick, John | vii,218p. pap. | U. of Hawaii Pr. | 1997 | 4,249円 | Buddhist priests -- China -- Buddhist monks -- Biographies In an attempt to reconstruct an elusive aspect of the medieval Chinese imagination, The Eminent Monk examines biographies of Chinese Buddhist monks, from the uncompromising ascetic to the unfathomable wonder-worker. The book treats representations of asceticism in biographies of Chinese monks, focusing particularly on attitudes toward sex, food, and clothing. It analyzes the image of the Buddhist thaumaturge in these biographies, including the monk's relationship to supernormal powers, spells, and miracles. Finally, it mines the hagiography for clues to monastic attitudes toward scholarship, including a discussion of education in the monasteries, debate, and the constraints on intellectual exchange within the monastic community. Ch. 1. Asceticism -- Ch. 2. Thaumaturgy -- Ch. 3. Scholarship |
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The Heritage of the Bhikkhu: the Buddhist tradition of service. | Rahula, Walpola | xxxii,176p. | Grove Press | 1974(46) | 2,560円 | Buddhism -- Buddhist monks -- Sri Lanka -- History A classic guide to the life of service and meditation practiced by Buddhist monks. The Heritage of the Bhikkhu is a vivid account of the Buddhist's monk's role as a servant to people's needs as a follower and teacher of the basic Buddhist principles. In this fascinating and informative volume, the author emphasizes Buddhism as a practical doctrine for daily living and spiritual perfection and not simply a monastic discipline. The Heritage of the Bhikkhu is a pioneering work that deserves to stand with the author's earlier masterpiece. |
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The Scripture on the Ten Kings, and the making of purgatory in medieval Chinse Buddhism. | Teiser, Stephen F. | xxiii,340p. illus. | U. of Hawaii Press | 1994 | 7,970円 | Buddhist eschatology -- Hell -- Shi wang jing An examination of medieval Chinese Buddhist thanatonic practices. Bridging area studies and the history of religions, Teiser explores the concerns, practices and beliefs of 9th- and 10th-century Chinese Buddhists. App. 10. Manuscript Copies of The Scripture on the Ten Kings -- App. 11. A Chronology of the Life of Chai Feng-ta -- App. 12. Texts Copied by a Man in His Eighties -- App. 13. Texts and Inscriptions Mentioning Tao-chen -- App. 14. The Bodhisattvas in The Scripture on the Ten Kings. |
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Politics and Transcendent Wisdom: the scripture for humane kings in the creation of Chinese Buddhism. | Orzech, Charles D. | xv,351p. | Pennsylvania State U.P. | 1998 | 9,860円 | Buddhism -- China -- History Orzech's project forces a rethinking of the relationship between religion and politics that scholars in all fields of religion will find intriguing. His focus is a Buddhist text authored in China but made to look like a translation from Sanskrit. His study excavates what the winds of history and the biases of history-writers have covered up: the fact that Tantric Buddhism occupied a crucial position in medieval Chinese civilization. - Stephen F. Teiser |
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The Dialectical Method of Nagarjuna: Vigrahavyavartani | Bhattacharya, Kamaleswar (tr.) | 146p. | Motilal | 1986(78) | 880円 | Nāgārjuna -- Mādhyamika (Buddhism) The dialectical method of Nāgārjuna = Vigrahavyāvartanī pt. I. Sanskrit text in Devanagari script -- pt. II. Sanskrit text in Roman script -- pt. III. English translation |