Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 46(1) (19970000)

 CiNii Books

Shinran and Rennyo--On Their Understandings of Birth in the Pure Land  1-11
The Theory of the Nembutsu  12-18
The Practice of the Mahayana Bodhisattva Way in Shinran  19-23
Awareness and Realization in the Easy Way by Means of Faith  24-26
On "On-ken" (Implicit and Explicit Meaning) in the Interpretation of Three Minds in the Kyogyoshinsho  27-29
Some Questions about Rennyo  30-33
Rennyo on Eradicating Evil  34-38
"Taking Death as It Comes" and "Disregarding the Peril to One's Own Life" in Rennyo's Thought  39-45
Rennyo and Luther  46-50
On the Meaning of Ichinen in Rennyo's Thought  51-55
Rennyo in Kiyozawa Manshi's Thought  56-58
The Ethics of Myokonin  59-65
Genshin's View of the Pure Land  66-70
The Rissho Ankoku-ron and Hojo Tokiyori  71-76
The Sentence in Nichiren's Kanjin Honzonsho-- "The Three Thousand in One Instant of Thought Exists as If It were on the other side of a Thin Film of Bamboo"  77-79
A Study of Paradoxical Logic in Nichiren's Doctorine  80-84
Dogen on Shinjin Ichinyo (The Identity of Body and Mind) and Samsara  85-90
Hinikukotsuzui in Dogen's Thought  91-94
What Does the Term "genjo-koan" Mean?  95-100
Sanju-jokai in the Soto Sect  101-104
Shoshin in the Shobogenzo  105-109
Keizan Jokin's Sponsors  110-114
The Standpoint of the Soto Zen Master Keizan Found in His Diary Tokokuki  115-118
On the Hensho-goi Theory of Tenkei  119-122
The Soto Sect and Wartime Doctorin--The Background of the Elimination of "Fukei" Words  123-126
The Publication of the Shobogenzo in Modern Times  127-131
Shujobo Chogen's Visit to Song China  132-134
On the Zuijii-zuitai of the Kongochokyo-sho  135-138
Kukai's Esoteric Interpretation of the Huayan Doctrine  139-143
On Myoe's Zaijarin Shogonki  144-147
The Ekayana Theory in Gyonen's Gokyosho-turoki  148-150
From Buddha to Brahman--Even to the Beginning of the World  151-158
A Study of the Religious Condition in Mathura under the Kusanas  159-163
A Reconsideration of the Opening Stock Phrase of Buddhist Sutras  164-171
The Evil Deeds of Mahayana Bodhisattvas  172-178
The Sravaka-carya in the Yogacarabhumi  179-184
On the Mayopama-samadhi in the Guanshiyin pusa shouji-jing  185-189
Dignaga on Ragadi-svasamvitti  190-193
On the Junchuron  194-196
On the Newly Discovered Chapters of the Fahua tonglue Lotus Sutra Commentary  197-202
Jizang and Icchantika  203-207
On the Idea of Confession in Zhili's Subcommentary to the Suvarnaprabhasa-sutra  208-211
The Background of Huisi's Dhyana Thinking  212-214
The Zongmen Tongyao-ji and the Biyan-lu  215-221
The Thought of Hanshan Deqing  222-226
The Evolution of the Idea of Emptiness in Huayan Doctrine  227-234
The Buddhism of Jizu-shan in the History of Huayan Thought  235-241
On the Dharmaraksa's Translations of the Lotus Sutra, Medicine King Chapter, and the Vimalakirti Sutra, Dharma Offering Chapter  242-246
On the Foshou Shiertoutuo-jing and the Da Zhidu-lun  247-251
The Meaning of Jingdu-sanmei  252-254
The Acceptance of the Nirvana Sutra in Early Chinese Buddhism  255-257
The Theories of "Classification of Buddhism" and "Cause and Effect" in the Niepan-jingshu, a Dunhuang Manuscript of the Dilun School  258-262
On Dazhao, Regarded as the First Master of Huiguo  263-267
On Jinul's Sam-hyeon-mun Theory  268-273
Zinul's Zen and His Faith of the Pure Land  274-276
Kalasa as Mandala in the Kathmandu Valley  326-319
The Pure Land Buddhism of Eui-chun of the Koryo Dynasty  334-327
Funeral Rites in Korean Buddhism  337-335
Meaning of the Dharmadhatu-body in Shoku's Thought  341-338
Samatha-vipasyana in the Yogacara School  344-342
On the Tenth Chapter (Acintya) of the Xianyang shengjiao-lun  349-345
The Yogacara Idea  353-350
Altruism in the Abhisamayalamkara  359-354
The "Three Mothers" (Larger Prajnaparamita-sutras) and the Abhisamayalamkara  365-360
On a Word's Meaning--An Interpretation of 'kake-udon' (Noodles in Soup) according to the Apoha-theory of Dignaga  371-366
Kamalasila's Independent Proof Formula (svatantrasadhana) and Dharmottara  378-372
Sankarasvamin's View Quoted in TS, TSP Chapter 13  381-379
On Liudu jijing (Six Perfection sutra) 53--The Buddha's Asceticism  386-382
The Conception of Buddha in the Divyavadana and the Mahavastu  391-387
On Mahayoga in the Cakrasamvarabhisamaya  397-392
The Saptaksaramantra of Samvara--Sadhanamala 251  404-398
The Dirghagama of the (Mula) sarvastivadins  409-405
The Sarvastivada Conception of cittasamprayukta  414-410
On the Authorship of the Atthasalini--Suttantatthakatha and Agamatthakatha  419-415
A Study of the Brahmapariprccha (3)  426-420
On the Concept of parsanmandala in the Gandavyuha-sutra  432-427
A Comprehensive Study of the Tibetan and Chinese Translations of the Aksobhya-sutra  437-433
On the Problem of Ariya-attangika-magga and Nibbana in Early Buddhism--A Study of Ariya-attangika-magga as 'the Way from Nibbana'  440-436
The Refutation of the Lokayata in the Lankavatara-sutra  443-441
One Aspect of the Pramana Theory in the Slokavarttika  449-444
The Process of Inferential Cognition in the Navyanyaya  456-450
Vakyabheda as Technique of Interpretation in Bhartrhari's Mahabhasya-dipika  461-457
Srikantha's Criticism of Buddhism  467-462
Philological Notes on the Purna Prajna (=Madhva) darsanam of the Sarvadarsanasamgraha  470-468
Fragments of the Parasaratantra Cited in the Commentary to the Brhatsamhita  475-471
On the Argements in Ayurvedic Texts  480-476
On the Word "jigar" in Urdu  484-481
The Dharma-Lotus Truth Expounded by Devadatta  491-485
Nagarjuna and Pratityasamutpada  497-492
Bhartrhari's Verses Citied in the Arya-Lankavataravrtti  502-498
Paniniyas on Yogyata and Sakti  508-503
The Soul (atman) and Agency (kartrtva)--According to Kumarila Bhatta and His Followers  513-509

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