Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 45(2) (19970000)

 CiNii Books

Nichiren's View on the Lotus-sutra from the Recognition of His Lotus-sutra Practice  523-532
On the Concept of En (圓) in Saicho's Buddhism  533-537
On the Characteristics of the Miroku-bosatsu Geju-gen'i  538-540
The Basic Ideas of the Three Abhisambodhi Theories  541-545
Jokei's Doctrine of Jingi (kami)  546-550
A Comparative Study of Several Versions of Honen's Gyakushu-seppo  551-554
The Evolution of Thought from Honen to Shinran in Japanese Pure Land Buddhism  555-557
Shinran and Shotoku-Taishi on Rokkakudo  558-560
Uses and Interpretations of the Ojoronchu Made by Ryukan and Shinran  561-563
Shinran's View of the Buddha and the Buddha Land  564-566
The Meaning of Repaying the Indebtedness for One's Salvation in Shinran's Thought  567-569
Shinran on Being Born in the Pure Land Together with Virtuous Beings  570-576
Shinran's View of Meat Eating in the Jonikumon  577-580
Shinran's Kyogyoshinsho  581-584
Nembutsu in the Kyogyoshinsho  585-589
Kyogyoshinsho and Benshoron  590-596
Kakunyo's Gaijasho and the Jusankajo seikin  597-603
Zonkaku on Deities  604-609
Rennyo on the Rebirth of Women in the Pure Land  610-614
Kiyozawa Manshi's Idea of Communality  615-620
The Ippen Hijirie--Some Considerations on the Phrase "So, I Will Receive Hyaku Nembutsu"  621-625
Purity in Dogen's Thought  626-631
The Aspiration to Awakening (hosshin) in the Shobogenzo  632-636
The Rinzai School's Worship of Jizo in the Medieval Period  637-639
The Management of a Zen Temple in Medieval Japan  640-645
Takuan Zen and the Martial Arts  646-652
Batsusui Tokusho's Japanese Writings  653-658
The Structure of the Groups of People Who Gathered for Sutra Copying in the Isshinji Temple, Osaka  659-663
The History of Kobo Daishi's Mantra (Hogo) and Its Religious Meaning  664-668
The History of Nichiren Sect Esoteric Practice in the Meiji Period  669-675
Rev. Shiio Benkyo and His Thought of Kyosei  676-681
Buddhist Perspectives on the Right to Life and Women's Rights  682-685
On the Idea of Non-self  686-688
Stupas in Taxila  689-693
The Dual Nature in Buddhist Stupa Worship--Hellenistic Elements in the Reliefs of Stupas  694-700
On the Meaning of tattva  701-707
The Buddha Vehicle in Chapter II of the Saddharmapundarika  708-714
Samantabhardracavya in Early Mahayana Sutras  715-718
On the sravakamarga and bodhisattvamarga in the Yogacarabhumi  719-724
The Alayavijnana in Vasubandhu's Mahayanasamgrahabhasya Translated by Paramartha  725-731
The Six Ornaments of Naropa  732-738
Unenlightened Men and the Buddha in Daochuo's Anle-ji  739-742
The Theory of buddhakaya in the Texts Translated by Bodhiruci  743-749
The Translator of the Da Banniyuan-jing Appearing in the Shijia-pu  750-754
The Controversy concerning Whether the Pure Land Is Included within the Three Worlds  755-759
Zhiyis's View of Buddha Nature  760-762
Zhiyi's Understanding of the Fanwang-jing  763-769
Jizang's Fahua-lunshu  770-774
Shandao's Idea of Aspiring to Birth in Amida's Pure Land  775-777
Li Tongxuan's Huayan Thought  778-782
Pure Land Thought and Faith in Wonhyo  783-787
The Interpretation of the Huayan-jing in the Uisang School  788-790
The Spread of Modern Buddhist Music to Hawaii  791-797
A Study of Santoka  798-804
Are All Things Really "Selfless"? Searching for a Truly Universal Religion at Once of the Ultimate Substantial Dharma and Dependent Origination  830-824
Structural Characteristics of Korean Temples as They Relate to Korean Culture  839-831
Life at a Zen Training Center in Korea  843-840
On the Arrangement of Buddhist Temples in Ancient Korea  846-844
On the Concept of Li (理) in the Huayan-jingshu of Chengguan  849-847
'Jig rten grags sde spyod pa'i dbu ma pa  855-850
Buddhist Texts from Niya (2)  860-856
A Study of mDzangs blun  865-861
The vajrapanyabhiseka in the Vajrapanyabhiseka-mahatantra  868-866
Knowledge of Exhaustion and Non-production in the Abhisamayalamkara  873-869
Two Kinds of samvrtis in the Bodhicaryavatarapanjika IX 3-8  876-874
The Philosophy of the Bodhicaryavataravyakhyanapanjika  883-877
On the vinasitvanumana in the Hetubindu  887-884
On Pramana varttika II. 184, 190  894-888
Disputes between the Vaibhasikas and Santaraksita and Kamalasila on karitra  897-895
The Negation of artha in the Yogacara-Vijnanavada  901-898
On samtatiparinamavisesa in the Abhidharmakosabhasya  906-902
Vasubandhu's Sukhavativyuhopadesa and Mahayanasamgrahabhasya  909-907
The Darstantika Conception of caitta as Seen in the Abhidharma-mahavibhasa  913-910
Philological Remarks on the Lotus Sutra  918-914
A Comparative Study of the Samantapasadika Bahiranidana and Pali Chronology--A Study Related to the Sources of the Bahiranidana  921-919
Mindfulness (sati) in the Visuddhimagga  924-922
A Report on the Pali Manuscripts Kept in Otani University Library  931-925
On the Formation of the Theory of sattatimsa bodhipakkhiya-dhamma  937-932
Meanings and Uses of yathabhutam in Early Buddhism  942-938
Brhadaranyakopanisad 3.8 and Early Buddhism  951-943
Uyayana's Criticism of Citradvaita Theory  955-952
The Marginal Notes of the Kashmiri Manuscripts of the Yuktidipika  961-956
Siddhasena Divakara and Samkhya  965-962
The Method of Definition of pratyaksa in India  970-966
Upalaksana and "Referential Use"--With Special Reference to the Vakyapadiya  976-971
Sri Aurobiodo's Ideas about Education  979-977
Who Were in the Hindu Palaces in the Mughal Era?  985-980
On the Worship of Govardhana Hill  990-986
The Expressions me aya uvavaie and satta opapadika--Ayar. I. 1, 1, 3 and the Samannaphala-sutta 23, 32  997-991
A Story of Jimutavahana in the Haracaritacintamani  1001-998
Some Remarks on Maitrayaniya Upanisad 6. 32-33  1005-1002
The Story of Bhrgu  1010-1006
A Study of Buddhist Bhaktism with Special Reference to the Esoteric Buddhism  1015-1011
Incompatibility and Difference--Virodha and Anyonyabhavavyabhicaritva  1019-1016
The Rareness of Great Compassion in the Sutrasamuccaya  1024-1020
On the Relationship between Nagarjuna's Dialectic and Buddhist Logic  1029-1025
On the Manuscript of the "Abhisamacarika"  1034-1030
The Meaning of the Term "abheda" in Sphotasiddhi  1038-1035
Udaya and pralaya in the Spanda-sastra  1042-1039