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著者 |
Kasulis, T. P.
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出版年月日 | 1981 |
ページ | 196 |
出版者 | University of Hawaii Press |
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http://www.uhpress.hawaii.edu
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出版地 | Honolulu, HI, US [檀香山, 夏威夷州, 美國] |
資料の種類 | 書籍=Book |
言語 | 英文=English |
キーワード | Act; Emptiness; Enlightenment; Fulfillment; Humanism; Meditation; Nothingness; Person; Phenomenology; Taoism; Training; Zen Buddhism; Dogen, Kigen; Hakuin, Ekaku; 龍樹=Nagarjuna=kLu-sgrub; Kasulis, T. P. |
抄録 | Placing the statements and conduct of Zen masters within their linguistic, historical and cultural settings, the book investigates the Zen Buddhist views of reflection, creativity, self-consciousness and freedom. The book develops an existential phenomenology of enlightenment in order to elucidate how such traditional notions as No-Mind, Without-Thinking, and Nothingness constitute the context in which the Zen person acts. The book argues that the Zen concepts are intelligible, philosophically consistent, and suggestive of a new basis for humanism, one that emphasizes action as the defining characteristic of personhood. Whenever appropriate, comparisons and contrasts with other Asian philosophies and modern western philosophy are developed. |
目次 | Preface ix Acknowledgments xiii Part I / The Context of Nothingness Chapter 1. The Cultural Setting: Context and Personal Meaning 3 Chapter 2. Nagarjuna: The Logic of Emptiness 16 Chapter 3. Chinese Taoism: The Pre-ontology of Nonbeing 29 Chapter 4. No-Mind: The Zen Response to Nothingness 39 Part II / Personal Meaning in Xen Practice Chapter 5. Zen and Reality 55 Chapter 6. Dogen's Phenomenology of Zazen 65 Chapter 7. Dōgen: Person as Presence 87 Chapter 8. Hakuin: The Psychodynamics of Zen Training 104 Part III / The Person as Act Chapter 9. Zen Action/Zen Person 127 Chapter 10. Philosophical Postscript: Toward a Zen Humanism 142
Notes 155 Works Cited 165 Glossary 169 Index 173 |
ISBN | 0824807022; 0824810236 (pbk) |
ヒット数 | 844 |
作成日 | 2001.02.14
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更新日期 | 2016.10.28 |
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