Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 35(1) (19860000)

 CiNii Books

Some Problems Relating to the Mahayanastradhotpada--Siksananda's Translation  1-10
The Periodization of Indian Buddhism  11-18
Further Textual Notes on the Dharmaparyestyadhikara in the Mahayanasutralankara and the Original Text of Verses 1 and 2 of the Vimsatika  19-21
On the Relationship between the Bhavanakrama and the Sutrasamuccaya  22-26
On pratitya-samutpada (IV)  32-34
The Chinese Translation of the Nandika-sutra  35-37
On the Theory of the Innate Purity of Mind in the Theravada  38-40
A Study on the Relationship between the Dhammapada Commentary and Other Works Related to the Dhammapada  41-43
A Proposal of Some Problems Relating to loka and lokottara  44-46
On "Hearing " [the Name] "in the Later Sukhavativyuha  47-49
A Study of ayuhsamskaran sthapayati  50-53
The Myth of the Vistirna-hevajra  54-56
The Recipience of Pure Land Buddhism in the Tibet as Seen in the Tun-huang Manuscripts  57-61
The Scholar-Monk dGe-hdun Chos-hpela of hBras-spuns Monastery  62-64
Rituals in Tibet  65-66
On the A-mi-tuo-guo-du-ren-dao-jing  67-71
On the Translations of Buddhist Sutras by Dharmaraksa  72-74
The "Eight Friends" of the University of Prince Hsiao Tzu-liang of the Southern Chi Period  75-77
Seng-liang's Views on Scriptural Classification in His Da-ban-nie-pan-jing-jie  78-81
Chih-i's "One-is-All" Theory  82-85
Opinions on Rebirth into and Escape from the Latter-Days Period  86-89
The Precepts of Chi-ts'ang  90-94
On the Structure of the Central Part of the Garbha-mandala  95-99
A Study of the ching-t'u-shih-tsan and Its Relationship to the Statue of Vairocana at Lungmen  100-105
Comparative Research on the Extant 5 Originals and Texts of the Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch  106-108
The Study of the Mahaparinirvana-sutra during the T'ang Period  109-111
A Study of Ch'ien-hsing's P'u-ti-hsing-i  112-114
On the Relationship between Manjusri and the I-ching in the Thought of Li T'ung-hsuan  115-117
On the Method of Confession in Zong-mi's Yuan-ji1ue-jing-dao-chang-xiu-zheng-yi  118-121
A Study of Sung and Yuan Editions of Ch'an Manuscripts (8)  122-125
On the Fe-shuo-ba-guan-zhai-jie-mi-gui-sheng-jing-tu-xin-yao, a Buddhist Text Recently Published in Korea  126-131
The Inscribed Text of the Kuan-ching on Mt. Kang in Shantung  132-135
On the Present Condition of Fang-shan Yun-ju Temple  136-139
On Funerals in Taiwan  140-143
A Study on the Movement towards Institutional Buddhism in the Tenmu Era  144-146
The Views of Isonokami Yakatsugu and Saicho on the Emancipation of Slaves  147-149
On Annen's Teaching on samaya (-sila)  150-153
On the Ghanavyuha-sutra in the Works of Annen  154-156
Annen's Thought on the Concept of "Preaching by the dharma-kaya"  157-159
On the Soshitsuji-taijuki  160-163
A Study of Heian Buddhism  164-167
On the Establishment of the Gyosan shomyo-hakase and tada-hakase  168-170
On the Bonji-shittan narabi-ni Shakugi  171-176
On the Formation of the kamon in Genshin's Yohomon  180-182
A Study of the Kangyo-midakyo-shuchu  183-186
On the Acceptance of the Nieh-p'an-ching in the Kamakura Period  187-190
A Study of the Consciousness-only Doctrine in Japan--Views on Amida's Pure Land  191-193
A Study of Visualization in the Pure Land Thought of Shoku  194-196
Honen and Mt.Hiei, with Special Reference to the Sozanmon-kishomon  197-200
On the Controversy over Shan-tao's shijoshin-shaku in the Kamakura Period  201-206
A Study on Terminal Care and Death in Pure Land Buddhism  207-210
On the Development of the Concept of Pure Land Buddhism in the Case of Shinran  211-214
Human Life and the Path of nenbutsu in the Tannisho  215-218
The Concept of jinjippokai in the Shobogenzo  219-222
On Nichiren's Criticism of the Shingon Sect  223-225
A Study of the Structure of Sin in Nichiren Buddhism  226-229
On the Concepts of ichinen-sanzen and myoho-goji in the Nichiren Buddhism of the Edo Period (III)  230-232
On the Significance of Jugoen's Doctrine in the Modern Nichiren Sect  233-238
Poems in the Ch'u-tzu Style--A Study of the Sozan-shu (4)  239-242
On the Dogo of Yugyo (or Totaku) Shonin of the Jishu Sect  243-248
A Study on the Formation of Shogei's tongyohan  249-252
A Study of the Hokke-wagoki by Kongoin Nichiyo  253-258
Views on Precepts in the Soto Sect  259-264
The History of the Study of Go-i in the Edo Period  265-268
On Eisho Nichiju's Ideas on Equal Acquiescence to both Faith and Slander  269-271
The Cult of Avalokitesvara and the Lower Merchant Class and Artists  272-275
A Study on the Compilation of the Manuscript of the Myokonin-den  276-278
On Gitanjali by Rabindranath Tagore (Part 4)  279-283
A Study of a Commentary on the Awakening of Faith from Tun-huang: S.ch.4137  288-290
Problems Related to Social Welfare as Demonstrated by Buddhism--Evidence (1)  291-293
The Preamble to the Chronological Table of Buddhist History in the dPag-bsam-ljon-bzan  310-312
Nitatha and neyartha in Tsong-kha-pa's Legs-bshad-snying-po  313-317
On the Transition of lan '-debs-tshul  318-322
On Smrtijnanakirti and His Buddhist Activities in Khams  323-326
On Nagarjuna'a Six "Collections of Teaching" in Tibet  327-329
The Tradition of the Abhidharma-samuccaya in Tibet  330-337
The Contents of the Posadha-vastu in the Vinaya Translated into Tibetan  338-340
On the Mandala in the Samantabhadra,the utpatti-krama of the Jnanapada School  341-345
An Example of the Intercourse between Buddhism and Hinduism--Matsendranatha  346-351
On the Psychosomatic Question in Buddhism in Its Later Stages  352-355
A Criticism of the atmavada of the Mimamsaka in the Tattvasamgrahpanjika (IV-1)  356-359
Prajnakaragupta's Viewpoint on the Proof of the Non-erroneousness of the Yogins Intuition  360-364
Dharmakirti's Arguments Relating to karunabhyasa  365-368
On the Appearence of the Bodhisattvas in the Sarvatathagatatattvasamgraha  369-374
Tathagatagarbha Thought Is not Buddhism  375-378
Bhavaviveka's Critique of the trisvabhava-Doctrine  379-381
Prasanga against Viparyaya  382-386
Kamalasila and Haribhadra--Omniscience (sarvajnajnana) in Their Works  387-390
On the Pratityasamutpada-vyakhya of Vasubandhu in Chinese Cources  391-396
The Prajnaparamita Sutras on dhutanga  397-401
Sacrifice as Seen in the Kutadanta-sutta  402-404
The Religious Life of the Laity in the Sutta-nipata  405-407
A Reconsideration of attasammapanidhi  408-411
Jaina Monks Seen in Folk-etymology  412-415
On svavyavasaya in the Parksamukha-sutra  416-419
Haribhadra-suri's Views on the Limbs of Yoga  420-423
After jivanmukti  424-427
Notes on the Vasesika-sutra  428-434
On the Anti-dhvani Theory--Dhvanyaloka I,1  438-441
The Case Problem as Depicted in the Works of Yaspal  442-445
Hasan 'Askari and Manto  446-449
The Cosmogony of Hindu Pilgrimage  450-455
Jung's Collective Unconsciousness and the Alayavijnana  456-459
The Figurine of Maitreya with a Mirror Dated in the 3rd Year of Joo (1124 A.D.) and the Meditation of the Universal Resplendent King with a Hundred Lights  460-463
The Transformation of Death in the Thought of Dogen and Moltmann  464-467
On the Messianic Expectation of nichiren--In Comparison to Christology  468-471
Wallpaintings and Mandalas at bSam-yas  472-475
Svabhavapratibandha Revisited  476-482
Deep Thought as the Functioning of Awakening--tathagatam dhyanam  483-486
A Note on the Prajna-nama-mulamadhyamakakarika of Nagarjuna  487-489
On and around Hybird Sanskrit in the Mahavadanasutra and the Sanghabhedavastu  490-495
A Problem of Samsaya Theory of the Early Nyaya-Vaisesika  496-500
Indian-English Literature--Why and How in English?  501

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