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Buddhism and Its Religious Others: Historical Encounters and Representations |
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Jones, C. V. (編)
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| Date | 2022.05.03 |
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| Pages | 280 |
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| Publisher | The British Academy |
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https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/
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| Location | London, England, UK [倫敦, 英格蘭, 英國] |
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| Content type | 書籍=Book |
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| Language | 英文=English |
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| Note | Christopher V. Jones is a research associate and affiliated lecturer at the Faculty of Divinity, and a Bye-Fellow of Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. |
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| Keyword | Buddhism; Indian Religion; East Asian Religion; religious other; inter-religious encounter |
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| Abstract | Throughout its history, Buddhism has developed alongside other traditions of religious belief and practice. Forms of Buddhism have in every era, region, and culture been confronted by rival systems that challenged its teachings about the world, how to behave in it, and liberation from it. This volume collects studies of Buddhist literature and art that represent the religious other to their audiences. Contributing authors examine how Buddhists in India, China, and elsewhere across Asia have understood their place in shared religious landscapes, and how they have responded to the presence and influence in the world of traditions other to their own. The studies in this volume consider a variety of 'others' that Buddhists of different times and situations have encountered, and the variety of mechanisms that Buddhists have employed to make sense of them. Chapters of this volume explore the range of attitudes that Buddhists have expressed with respect to other religions, how they have either accommodated the other within their worldview, or pronounced the redundancy of their ideas and activities. These chapters illuminate how over the centuries Buddhists have used and reused stories, symbols, and other strategies to explain religious others and their value, in which every representation of the other is always also a comment on the character and status of Buddhism itself. |
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| Table of contents | List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Buddhism and Its Religious Others, C.V. JONES
1. Buddhism, Sāṃkhya and the Brahmanical Avant-Garde, NATHAN MCGOVERN
2. 'The Buddha is a Raft.' On Metaphors, the Language of Liberation, and Religious Others in Early Buddhism, CLAIRE MAES
3. The Buddha as a Warrior: On Some Martial Metaphors in Early (Mūla)Sarvāstivāda Literature, VINCENT ELTSCHINGER
4. Shepherds in Wolves' Clothing: bodhisattvas, tīrthikas and 'bodhisattva-tīrthikas', C.V. JONES
5. What do the Shameless Ones Nonsensically Profess? Genealogy of Buddhist-Jain Philosophical Dialogue, MARIE-HÉLÈNE GORISSE
6. Demons, Wicked Ones and Those who Violate the Samayas: Dharma against the Enemy in Tantric Buddhism, ALEKSANDRA WENTA
7. The Demonisation of the Other through the Narrative of Māra's Defeat (māravijaya), PERRY SCHMIDT-LEUKEL
8. The Origins of the Origin Debates: Buddhist Responses to Daoist Accounts of the Origins of Buddhism (5th-6th Centuries), STEPHEN R. BOKENKAMP
9. Outside the Way? Framing Non-Buddhist Practices in Heian Japan, BENEDETTA LOMI
10. Posthumous Conversions of Confucians: A Zen Case Study from Song China to Modern Japan, T.H. BARRETT
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| ISBN | 9780197266991 (hbc); 9780191976704 (online) |
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| DOI | https://doi.org/10.5871/bacad/9780197266991.001.0001 |
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| Related reviews | - Book Review: Buddhism and Its Religious Others: Historical Encounters and Representations Edited by C. V. Jones / Harris, Elizabeth J. (評論)
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| Created date | 2023.07.24 |
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| Modified date | 2023.07.25 |
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