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The Study of Sanskrit in Medieval East Asia: China and Japan
Author Kotyk, Jeffrey (著)
Source Hualin International Journal of Buddhist Studies
Volumev.4 n.2 Special Issue: The Wheel that Crossed the Borders: Buddhist and Non-Buddhist Religions
Date2021.10
Pages240 - 273
PublisherCambria Press
Publisher Url http://www.cambriapress.com/
LocationNew York, US [紐約州, 美國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
NoteJeffrey Kotyk (Ph.D., Leiden University, 2017) is presently the Sheng Yen Education Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in Chinese Buddhism at the Department of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
KeywordSanskrit; China; Japan; Mikkyō; Jōnen; Siddhaṃ
AbstractThis paper explores the historical study of the Sanskrit language and its related systems of writing in ancient and medieval East Asia. It is argued that the varied availability of teachers and manuals in different time periods and environments led to uneven studies of Sanskrit in different generations. In some cases, we can point to significant understanding of Sanskrit in the writings of some monks. Although some monks had direct access to Indian teachers, the majority of students never had this opportunity, and instead relied on resources in Chinese, which primarily included word lists, rather than grammars. There is evidence for the systematic study of Sanskrit grammar, but this was apparently limited in time and faced a number of challenges. The script of Siddhaṃ became widely studied as a sacred system of writing, but I argue that this did not necessitate the learning of Sanskrit grammar.
Table of contentsHistorical Background: Indic Languages in China 242
Japan 253
Jōnen’s Analysis in Gyōrin shō of the ‘Hymnal Praise for the Gods’ 255
Conclusion 266
Bibliography 268
ISSN25762923 (P); 25762931 (E)
DOI10.15239/hijbs.04.02.04
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Created date2022.05.13
Modified date2022.05.13



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