Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 40(1) (19910000)

 CiNii Books

On Urna-kesa in Buddhist Literature  1-11
The Grouping of the 32 Mahapurusalaksana (II)  12-16
A Consideration of the Original Text of the Maharatnakutasutra  17-20
A Study of Dreams in the Abhidharma-Mahavibhasa-sastra  21-27
A Study of the Abhidharmasamuccaya  28-34
The Definition of Samskrta-laksana  35-39
The Experiential World Led by Avalokitesvara  40-42
On the Small-print Notes in the Old Translation Period Sutras (II)  43-45
A Comparative Study of Fayun's Fahuayiji and Fahuayiji Found at Dunhuang  46-51
The Teachings Sengquan Received from Senglang  52-57
A Study of Shihanyi  59-61
Nanyue Huisi's Idea of the bodhisattvacarya  62-64
On the Formula of "Summoning the Three Treasures" as It Appears in Zhiyi's Repentance Rituals  65-70
The Idea of "Nyorai," Inherent Evil  71-73
On the Xin'i Huayanjing Qichu Jiuhui Songshizhang  74-78
On the Buddha Images in the Biaozhiji by Amoghavajra  79-81
A Study of Chokan's Sansho Ennyukanmon  82-84
The Tales of Miraculous Virtues in the Jingang Panruojing  85-89
On the Formative Process of the Guishan School  90-96
An Interpretation of Caoshan's Zhurweisong about Pianzhengwu  97-103
On Buddhist Faith in Guangdong  104-109
On Faru and His Followers  110-113
On Derams and Awakening in the Yangqui Fanghui  114-116
Zhili and Zunshi  117-120
On the Zhouyi Chanjie  121-125
On Won-hyo's View of the Buddha Land  126-129
The Question in Won-hyo's Faith  130-132
Won-kwang's "The Five Precepts for Lay Followers" and the Chinese Philosophy of Filial Piety  133-135
Ancestral Halls in Taiwan  136-138
A Study of Early Japanese Buddhism  139-145
On the First Administration of the Buddhist Precepts in Japan  146-148
Gishin in the Early Tendai School  149-155
Saicho's Understanding of the Concept of tathata  156-160
A Study of Heian Buddhism  161-165
Buddhism on Mt. Hiei as Depicted in the Zodanshu  166-170
A Study of Shokoin Chojin  171-176
A Study on Kakuban's Thinking on sila  177-181
Some Moot Points for a Story That Honen Was Condemned to Exile  182-187
On the "Repetion" of Nembutsu in Honen's Buddhism  188-190
A Study of Pilgrimage to Historical Places of St. Honen's Activities  191-193
On the Donmaka-bosatsu mon (Notes on Dharmakara bodhisattva), a Fragment of Shinran's Manuscript Preserved in Senjuji Temple--An Aspect of Shinran's View of Amida Buddha  201-205
Shinran's Thought on Birth in the Transformed Land (1)  206-208
The Formation of Shinran's Teachings and the Thought of Hongaku (1)  209-211
A Study of Contacts between Shin Buddhism and Taoism  212-214
The Connection between Shinran Studies and the Ojoyoshu  215-217
Religious Conversion through Amida's Three Vows in Shinran and the Three Stages of Existence in Kierkegarrd  218-220
On the Formation of the Kyogyoshinsho and Its Relationship with Other Works in Chinese  221-227
Shinran's Idea of tariki (Other Power as Salvation by Faith)  228-232
The Essence of the Shin Buddhist Community  233-236
On the Understanding of Kozetsu-shubi (Preaching of Many Metaphors) in the Seizan Jisosho  237-239
A Study of Eihei Koroku (Part 1)  240-245
On Shohekigaryaku in the Eihei Koroku  246-249
On the Meaning of Hakkujo in the Shobogenzo  250-253
A Study of the Shobogenzo Kikigakisho--Especially "namu to iu"  254-257
A Study of the Isshin Kanbutsu  258-264
A Study of Nichiren's Chu Hokeyo (1)  265-269
On the Gi shin iwaku in the Inmyosanjusankahonsaho  270-272
Ikkyu Sojun's View on the Retribution for Sin--Especially in the Jikaishu  273-276
On Tenkei Denson and the Hekiganroku  277-280
The Mind-Body Theory in Hakuin  281-285
The Diet of a Buddhist Priest of the Nichiren Sect in the Mid-Edo Period  286-288
Recent Movements in the Nichiren Sect--The Educational Activitiy of Nissatsu Arai  289-291
Problems of Buddhist Education in the Pre-and Post-War Periods  292-297
A History of Studies on the Coherent Principles of Buddhism  298-301
The Meaning of kutta in Urdu Proverbs  302-306
The Semantic Structure of Faith in Sankara  307-311
Vayu and Absolute Nothingness  312-332
The Characteristics of Pure Land Thought in the Case of Kyungheung  333-337
Kalasa puja and Arts Related to It in Nepal  338-344
The Classification of anupalabdhi in Tibetan Buddhism  345-349
On the Sutrasamuccayasamcayartha of Atisa  350-355
Sanskrit Fragments of the Pramanavarttikatika  356-362
Momentariness of Existence (Ksanikatvam) [1-A]--Dharmakirti's Proof on Spontaneous Destruction of Existence (ahetuka vinasitvam) [Pramanavarttika I and Svavrtti]  363-370
On Kausalya  371-377
The Asrayaparivrtti Theory in the Abhidharmasamuccayabhasyam  378-381
The Possibilities pf mngon par brjod pa bag chas (Abhilapavasana)--How the Phenomenal World Is Explained in Early Yogacara Literature  382-388
The Explanation of the Origination of klesa in the Ratnagotravibhaga  389-391
On the Method of Avoiding the Fallacy of anaikanitika-hetu on the Madhyamakaloka  392-394
A Study of the Formation of the Madhyamakalamkara--With Relation to karika 13 & 14 in the Satyadvayavibhagavrtti  395-399
The Ratnameghasutra Quoted in the Siksasamuccaya  400-402
The Nihsvabhava Theory in the Madhyamakaloka and the Foxinglun  409-411
On a Text of the Vigrahavyavartani  412-416
A Study on the Hitherto Unidentified Fragments of the Prajnaparamita-sutras (I)  417-422
The Words of Purification in the Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita  423-426
On the Word prapti in Early Buddhism  427-430
The Theory of Concentration in the Sariputra-Abhidharma-sastra  431-435
A Study of Kaya in Early Buddhism (2)  436-441
Some Problems on the SHT Cat. Nos. 32, 33 MSS  442-446
On the Original Form of the Lalitavistra  447-451
Mahajjatakamala Chapter 8--Somajatakavadana  452-454
The Mahanirvanatantra's View of Women  455-457
On the Hairanyagarbhayogasatra  458-465
The Tapasavatsaraja and the Srngaraprakasa  466-470
Tabulae Sanscriticae in A. Kircher's China Illustrata  471-467
On Prakrta Pingalam  476-483
On Some Place-names at Taxila  484-477
On the Concept of Mind in Kukai and Bonaventure--A Study in Comparative Philosophy  491-485
Vasubandhu on Paksa  494-492
Two Yogacara's Verses in Cravakabhumi Related to the Venerable Revata  499-495
The Historical Significance of the Opening Chapter Ravanadhyesana of the Lankavatara sutra  506-500
The Idea of Confession in the Divyavadana  512-507
Kamiya's Collection of Sanskrit Manuscripts from Nepal  516-513

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