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_aBuddhist spirituality : _bIndian, Southeast Asian, Tibetan, and early Chinese / _cedited by Takeuchi Yoshinori ; in association with Jan Van Bragt [and others. _hPR |
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_aNew York : _bCrossroad, _c(c)1993. |
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_axxvi, 428 pages : _billustrations ; _c25 cm. |
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_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia |
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490 | 1 | _aVol. 8 of World spirituality | |
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_aThe message of Gotama Buddha and its earliest interpretations/ _rG.C. Pande -- _tIndian Buddhist meditation/ _rPaul J. Griffiths -- _tAbhidharma/ _rSakurabe Hajime -- _tTheravada in Southeast Asia/ _rWinston L. King -- _tTheravada lands. Sri Lanka/ _rMaeda Egaku -- _tBurma/ _rWinston L. King -- _tBuddhism in Thai culture/ _rSunthorn Na-Rangsi -- _tThai spirituality and modernization/ _rSulak Sivaraksa -- _tMonasticism and civilization/ _rRobert A.F. Thurman -- _tThe sutras. Prajnaparamita and the rise of Mahayana/ _rKajiyama Yuichi -- _tThe vimalakirti sutra/ _rNagao Gajin -- _tThe Avatamsaka sutra/ _rLuis O. Gomez -- _tThe Lotus sutra and the essence of Mahayana/ _rMichael Pye -- _tMahayana philosophies. The Madhyamika tradition/ _rTachikawa Musashi -- _tYogacara/ _rJohn P. Keenan -- _tBuddhist logic : the search for certainty/ _rErnst Steinkellner -- _tThe diamond vehicle/ _rAlex Wayman -- _tPure land piety/ _rRoger J. Corless -- _tThe three jewels in China/ _rWhalen Lai -- _tPhilosophical schools. San-lun, T'ien-T'ai, and Hua-yen/ _rTaitetsu Unno -- _tYogacara in China/ _rJohn P. Keenan -- _tThe spirituality of emptiness in early Chinese Buddhism/ _rPaul L. Swanson -- _tTantric Buddhism in China/ _rPaul B. Watt. |
520 | 0 | _aBuddhism has focused intensively on the aspect of religion that we call spirituality. No religion has set a higher value on the states of spiritual insight and liberation, and none has set forth so methodically and with such a wealth of reflection the various paths and disciplines by which such states are reached. The present volume covers earliy Buddhism as it unfolded in India, Southeast Asia, Tibet, and China. Despite the great chronological and geographical sweep of this volume, a deliberate effort has been made to identify the distinctive core of Buddhist spirituality. That core is found in two themes that pervade the book and offer a promising point of entry into the immense and often unfamiliar world of Buddhist thought. They are meditation, which is central to Part One ("Early Buddhism and Theravada"), and emptiness, which is recurrent in Parts Two and Three, dealing with the Mahayana movement in India and its acculturation in Tibet and China. | |
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_aBuddhism _xHistory. |
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700 | 1 | _aBragt, Jan van. | |
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_aWorld spirituality ; _vv. 8. |
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_a1 _bCynthia Snell _c1 _dCynthia Snell |