Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 36(2) (19880000)

 CiNii Books

Shinran's Teaching in the Chapter Entitled "Jinen-honi-sho"  482-493
On the Relationship between the Kyogyoshinsho and Tannisho  494-501
Shinran's View of the Bodhisattva Dharmakara  502-509
A Study of Shinran's Shijuhachi seigan  510-515
Shinran's View of the Latter Days of the Dharme  516-521
A Study of Shinran's Critical Spirit  522-524
A Study of "Difficult to Believe" and "Difficult to Achieve" in Shinran  525-527
On the Buddhist Thought of Casuality and the Teachings of Shinran  528-533
On the Two Forms of eko--Outgoing and Returning  534-539
On the Indigenization of Shin Buddhism (2)  540-547
On the Selection of the Seven Patriarchs in the Tradition of Shin Buddhism  548-555
On the "True Mind"  556-562
A Study of the True Disciple of the Buddha  563-565
Social Work and the Shin Sect  566-568
A Consideration of "Shoaku-makusa" in the Shobogenzo  569-577
Ki in the Buddhism of Saicho  578-584
On the Meaning of en in enkai (Perfect Precepts)  585-588
The Study of Logic and Debate in the Tendai School  589-594
Buddhism on Mt. Hiei as Depicted in the Nihon-ojogokurakuki  595-602
On the Yuikai and Yuigo of Kukai  603-610
On the "Manner of Dying" in the Ichigo-taiyo-himitsushu  611-613
On Ryuzen of the Kongozanmai-in Temple  614-619
Chinkai's Conception of the nenbutsu  620-625
The Characteristics of Faith in the Ojoyoshu  626-633
A Study of Questions Relating to the Compilation of the Yuishikirondogakusho (2)  634-640
A Study of Jokei's Views of wu-ch'ung wei-shih  647-649
The Six-syllable mantra in the Hsien-mi yuan-t'ung ch'eng-fo hsin-yao-chi  650-657
The Activities of the Fujita Sect of the Pure Land School in the Early Modern Age  662-666
Buddhist Attitudes towards Christianity in the Edo Period (2)  667-672
The Activities of Jodo Priests against Christianity  673-678
Tenkei Denson's Question  679-681
A Study of Confucianism, Shintoism and Buddhism within the Modern Soto Sect (2)  682-689
On the Significance and Origin of Kiyozawa Manshi's Spiritualism  690-695
The World of Transformed Realization: Reality and Questions  696-698
The Significance of D.T. Suzuki's Studies on the Lankavatara-sutra  699-702
Studies in Mahayana Buddhism: Zen and Nenbutsu  703-706
Zen and Japanese Culture: The Religious Background  707-709
A Reconsideration of the Pancavastuka-vibhasa  710-715
The Characteristics of Sarasvati in the Suvarnaprabhasottamaraja-sutra  716-720
On "Nanguo luxue daoshi" in Lushan Hui-Yuan's Fo-ying-lun  721-724
On the Wish for Rebirth in the Pure Land in the Ching-tu-lun-chu  725-728
On suiziyi sanmei in Huisi and Zhiyi's Works  729-731
On the Fa-chieh-hsing-lung  732-739
The Refutation of the San-chieh Teaching in the Hsi-fang-yao-chueh  740-742
The Concept of xinggi in the Chinese Huayan School: In the Case of Fazang and Zhiyan  743-747
On the Relationship between Yangshan Huiji and the Liu-zu-tan-jing  748-755
On the Four Seasons in Ch 'na Monasteries  756-763
On the Thought of Zhenxie Qingliao  764-768
Songyuan Chongyue and Tiantong Rujing  769-777
On the Sectarian Affiliation of the Old Chinese Versions of the Smaller Mahaparinirvana-sutra  778-784
The Teaching of the "Dharmabhanaka-parivarta" in the Saddharmapunda-rika-sutra Compared with the Prajnaparamita-sutra  793-800
An Issue in the Translation of the Lotus Sutra Kumarajiva (4)  801-808
The Triratna-stotra by Matrceta and the Triratna-stotra-vrtti by Jinaputra  809-816
Asallaksananupravesopayalaksana in the Mahayanasamgraha  817-824
A Study of upaklesa in the Bodhisattvabhumi  825-832
On samapatti, ayus, etc., in the Abhidharmadipa  833-838
The Significance of the Lawsuit over Official Visits to Yasukuni Shrine  839-842
A Study of the Vietnamese Buddhist Monk Thich Hue Thang  843-845
On Buddhist Methodology for Death Education  846-848
One Aspect of the Acceptance of the bodhisattva-sila in Tibet  878-884
On One Variety of satyakaravada: Sgo na phyed tshal  885-891
Two Problems Relating to the Development of the Buddhist Pantheon in Tibet  892-895
A Criticism by Dharmakirti of the Definition of pratijna among the Naiyayikas  896-900
Asallaksananupravesopayalaksana in the Yogacara School  901-905
On the Bodhicittavivarana of Nagarjuna  906-911
Nayavada and pratityasamutpada  912-915
On the Two Kinds of bodhicitta in the Bhavanakrama  916-918
Gunamati and His Pupil Vasumita  919-926
Padmagarbha-lokadhatu  927-929
On samdha-vacana in the Mahayana Mahaparinirvana-sutra  930-935
A Study of the Visesacintibrahmapariprccha (II)  936-939
The parittas Apart from the 29 Main Ones  940-942
Hetu and paccaya in Pail Abhidhamma  943-950
"Bhavana," 3rd cula of the Ayaranga-sutta II  951-953
The Concept of kamma in Early Jainism, with Special Reference to vajja-  954-957
The Relationship between the Krsnodanta and Bhagavatapurana X  958-961
Brahmavidya in the Mundaka Upanisad  962-965
On the Political Thought in the Khaza'in-al-Futuh by Amir Khusrau  966-969
Bhava and svabhava in Dharmakirti  970-976
On the Dialectical Meaning of Instantiation in Terms of maya-drstanta in the Indian and Chinese Madhyamikas  977-984
The Vaisesikasutra 9-1 Referred to in the Yukitdipika  985-