A project on "Asian Philosophies and Religions" undertaken by the Foreign Area Materials Center, State Education Department, University of the State of New York, under the auspices of the Council for Intercultural Studies and Program, New York, NY.
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1. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF BUDDHISM 1. 1. Pan-Asia 1. 2. India 1. 3. Sri Lanka 1. 4. Burma 1. 5. Thailand 1. 6. Cambodia 1. 7. Laos 1. 8. Vietnam (Champa and Annam) 1. 9. Indonesia and Malaya 1.10.Central Asia 1.11.China 1.12.Korea 1. 13. Japan 1. 14. Tibet 1. 15. Nepal and the Himalayan Kingdoms 1. 16. Mongolia 1. 17. Buddhism in the West 2. RELIGIOUS THOUGHT 2. 1. Surveys and general introductions 2. 2. Background and context of Buddhist thought in India 2. 3. Attempted reconstructions of "primitive" Buddhist thought 2. 4. The Theravada (Hinayana) schools 2. 5. The Mahayana schools 2. 6. The Tantra-/Mantra-/Vajra-yana schools 2. 7. Discussions of major topics in Buddhist thought 2. 8. Buddhist thought and the modern world (including：Buddhism and science，Buddhism and communism，etc.) 2. 9. The West and Buddhist thought (including：Christianity and Buddhism，psychiatry and Buddhism，etc.) 3. AUTHORITATIVE TEXTS 3. 1. Descriptive surveys 3. 2. Theravada (Hinayana) texts in translation and textual studies 3. 3. Mahayana texts in translation and textual studies 3. 4. Tantra-/Mantra-/Vajra-yana texts in translation and textual studies 3. 5. General anthologies of Buddhist texts 4. POPULAR BELIEFS AND LITERATURE 4. 1. Buddhism and indigenous popular beliefs 4. 2. Moral tales, legends, and popular literature 4. 3. Poetry and song 4. 4. Drama, plays, operas (scripts in translation) 4. 5. The novel and other narrative works (diaries, autobiography，etc.) 5. THE ARTS (ART，ARCHITECTURE，DRAMa, MUSIC，DANCE，ETC.) 5. 1. Asia (general) 5. 2. India 5. 3. Nepal 5. 4. Ceylon 5. 5. Southeast Asia 5. 6. Tibet 5. 7. Central Asia 5. 8. East Asia：China, Korea, Japan 5. 9. China 5.10.Korea 5.11.Japan 5.12.Music，dance，drama 6. SOCIAL，POLITICAL，AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS 6. 1. The Buddhist community 6. 2. Buddhism and the social order 7. RELIGIOUS PRACTICES AND RITUALS 7. 1. Merit-making and rituals of piety 7. 2. Monastic rituals and practices 7. 3. Calendric rituals and festivals 7. 4. Life cycle rites 7. 5. Magical protection，health and healing 7. 6. Divination 7. 7. Royal rituals and cults 7. 8. Cults and rituals for particular Buddha, bodhisattvas, deities, nagas, etc. 8. IDEAL BEING，HAGIOGRAPHY，AND BIOGRAPHY 8. 1. The Buddha 8. 2. Buddhas other than Gautama 8. 3. Bodhisattvas 8. 4. Arhats (including Lohans) 8. 5. Perfected Yogins：Siddhas 8. 6. Deities other than Gautama and bodhisattvas 8. 7. Cakravartins 8. 8. Bhiksus and the Buddha's disciples 8. 9. Biography 9. MYTHOLOGY (INCLUDING SACRED HISTORY)，COSMOLOGY，AND BASIC SYMBOLS 9. 1. Mythology (including sacred history) 9. 2. Cosmology (including sacred geography) 9. 3. Basic symbols 10. SACRED PLACES 10. 1. Pilgrims' and travellers' accounts 10. 2. India 10. 3. Sri Lanka 10. 4. Burma 10. 5. Thailand 10. 6. Indochina and Indonesia 10. 7. Tibet and Himalaya 10. 8. China 10. 9. Japan and Korea 11. SOTERIOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE AND PROCESSES：PATH AND GOAL 11. 1. Surveys and descriptions of the path 11. 2. Faith (sraddha) in the three refuges 11. 3. Moral discipline and ethics 11. 4. Meditation 11. 5. The practice of the perfections (paramitas) 11. 6. Mantra-/Vajra-/Tantra-yana 11. 7. Pure Land practices and experiences 11. 8. Nirvana/Nibbana 12. RESEARCH AIDS 12. 1. Dictionaries 12. 2. Bibliographies 12. 3. Encyclopedias INDEXES Author/Title Index Subject Index
