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Annotated Translations and Study of the Major Literature of the Five Positions in the Caodong School=曹洞五位主要文獻譯註與研究 |
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釋性培 (著)=Shih, Shin-pei (au.)
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| Date | 2020 |
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| Pages | 113 |
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| Publisher | 法鼓文理學院 |
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https://www.dila.edu.tw/
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| Location | 新北市, 臺灣 [New Taipei City, Taiwan] |
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| Content type | 博碩士論文=Thesis and Dissertation |
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| Language | 英文=English |
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| Degree | master |
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| Institution | 法鼓文理學院 |
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| Department | 佛教學系 |
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| Advisor | 鄧偉仁 |
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| Keyword | 五位=Five Positions; 曹洞五位=Five Position of Caodong; 洞山五位; 偏正五位; 功勳五位; 君臣五位 |
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| Abstract | 這篇論文是一份曹洞宗五位相關文獻的譯註，原文翻譯取自曹洞宗早期主要原始文獻。論文分成兩部分：第一部分緒論、第二部分譯註本文。第一部分主要是介紹曹洞宗早期有關五位的文獻，對後來發展的文獻也有涉略。期間文獻中所產生的議題與爭論，也會在這一部分提出，並予以分析討論。第二部分譯註三種曹洞宗的五位，所有翻譯文獻以論註方式呈現，在每一位的譯註後面注釋翻譯的內容。為忠於翻譯內容，譯註和注釋中，除了對內容和注解相關議題外，在此不做其他討論。這篇論文以良价 (807-869) 所提出的偏正五位為主題，相對後來發展的五位說法，藉以釐清良价五位的意義與修行。
This thesis annotates and translates the commentary of the Five Positions (Wuwei 五位) of the Caodong lineage 曹洞宗. The Five Positions in the Caodong tradition is the progressive stages of awakening in Chan practice. It introduces a distinctive conception with a unique Mahayana notion that emptiness and existence are mutually dependent and relatively equivalent. Liangjie良价 (807-869) conducts an overview to access Chan practice and unveils the advanced meditation status serving as the framework and the direction that closely coheres with the basic technique for Chan practice.
There are three categories of the Five Positions in the Caodong tradition, the Five Positions of Improper and Proper (Pianzheng wuwei 偏正五位), the Five Positions of Merit and Honor (Gongxun wuwei 功勳五位), and the Five Positions of Sovereign and Minister (Juncheng wuwei 君臣五位). They are theoretically relevant to each other. The Five Positions of Improper and Proper is the doctrinal foundation for the Five Positions of Merit and Honor and the Five Positions of Sovereign and Minister, which illustrate the teaching of the Five Positions of Improper and Proper in different aspects. This thesis focuses on the Five Positions of Improper and Proper to explore Liangjie’s point of view and approach to the Five Positions for Chan practice. It aims at clarifying the original meaning and the purpose and attempting to reorient the Five Positions from the later study that is associated with Yijing 易經.
This thesis contains two parts, the introduction and annotated translations. In the introduction, the Five Positions and the primary sources for translation are investigated. The relevant issues and the disputes regarding the Five Positions and the documents will also be discussed. In annotated translations, Five Positions and the commentaries of the Five Positions are translated and explained in this part. |
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| Table of contents | Abstract i
Acknowledgments v
Introduction 1
The major documents for translation 6
The Five Positions of Improper and Proper 6
The Five Positions of Merit and Honor 7
The Five Positions of Sovereign and Minister 8
The Table of the Primary Sources of the Five Positions 9
The Primary Sources of the Five Positions 11
Liangjie’s Contribution to the Five Positions 11
Regarding the Five Positions of Improper and Proper 12
Regarding the Five Positions of Merit and Honor 16
Discussion 17
Benji’s Contribution to the Five Positions 18
Regarding the Five Positions of Improper and Proper 19
Regarding the Five Positions of Sovereign and Minister 21
Discussion 21
Yongjue’s Contribution to the Five Position 22
Regarding the Five Positions of Improper and Proper 24
Regarding the Five Positions of Merit and Honor 24
Discussion 25
The Issue in the early documents of the Five Positions 25
Discussion in the Samādhi of Jeweled Mirror 28
The Yijing concept in the Samādhi of Jeweled Mirror 30
Issues in the Samādhi of Jeweled Mirror 36
Discussion 38
Concluding Remark 39
Annotated Translation of the Five Positions 41
The Five Positions of Improper and Proper 45
The Improper in the Proper 46
The Proper in the Improper 52
Approaching from the Proper 59
Arriving from Both [the Proper and the Improper] 66
Arrival at Both [the Proper and the Improper] 74
The Five Positions of Merit and Honor 81
Inclination [toward Cultivation] 82
Devotion [to Cultivation] 84
Merit 86
Merit in the Company [with All dharmas] 88
Merit of Merit 90
The Five Positions of Sovereign and Minister 93
Sovereign 95
Minister 96
Minister Inclining to Sovereign 99
Sovereign Viewing Minister 101
The Reconciliation of Sovereign and Minister in the Path 102
BIBLIOGRAPHY 104
Primary Sources 104
Secondary Sources 105
Chinese Sources 106
English Sources 108
Japanese sources 110
Online reference 113 |
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| Created date | 2021.11.16 |
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| Modified date | 2023.02.17 |
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