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Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 51(1) (20021220)

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印度學佛教學研究(標題紙) Full Text: CiNii
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The "One Mind Undisturbed" in Wonhyo's Commentary on the Smaller Pure Land Scripture Full Text: CiNii	1-9
A Study of Wonhyo's Commentaries on the Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana Full Text: CiNii	10-18
Sources ofWonhyo's Principle of Reconciliation : with special reference to the Lankavatara-su tra Full Text: CiNii	19-23
Wonhyo's The Essence of the Maitreya Birth Sutra Full Text: CiNii	24-30
On the Da-anpan-jing and Xiao-anpan-jing Full Text: CiNii	31-36
The Fumuenzhong-jing Preserved at Fangshan Full Text: CiNii	37-43
Intellectuals and Chan in the Northern Song Full Text: CiNii	44-50
The Value of the Chanmen niansong-ji as a Source Full Text: CiNii	51-55
Changshui zixuan's Idea of the Attainment of Buddhahood by Non-sentient Beings Full Text: CiNii	56-60
The Cognition Theory of the Shelun School Full Text: CiNii	61-65
Chengguan's View of the Chan School Full Text: CiNii	66-70
The Influence of Chan on the Nianfo-jing 念佛鏡 Full Text: CiNii	71-78
The Substance of Chan Precepts Full Text: CiNii	79-82
Rebirth through Hearing Amida's Name in Pure Land Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	83-85
The Ten Thoughts in the Wangsheng Lunzhu Full Text: CiNii	86-88
A Study of the so-called Longshujingdu-wen 龍舒浄土文 Full Text: CiNii	89-91
新刊紹介(タイトルのみ) Full Text: CiNii	91, 194, 205
The Development of the Idea of Nonduality Full Text: CiNii	92-95
The Bodhisattva in the Wangsheng Lunzhu Full Text: CiNii	96-98
The Fundamental Significance of the Distinction of the Five Lineages in Faxiang Thought Full Text: CiNii	99-102
On the Three Truths of Infinite Life (Muryoju-santai) in Genshin's Amidakyo Ryakki Full Text: CiNii	103-105
Perfecting the Ten Thoughts and the Single Thought for Rebirth in the Pure Land : the acceptance of Shilla Pure Land Buddhism in Heian Japan Full Text: CiNii	106-109
The Preacher's View of the Original Vow of Amida Full Text: CiNii	110-114
The Actual Significance of Salvation in Shinran's Pure Land Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	115-121
Quotations of Scripture and Commentary in the Amidakyo Ryakki Full Text: CiNii	122-124
Characteristics of Shinran's Faith Full Text: CiNii	125-130
A Study of Religious Truth : The "Teaching" Chapter of the Kyogyoshinsho Full Text: CiNii	131-136
The Significance of the Transformed Land (kedo) for Shinran Full Text: CiNii	137-139
The Meaning of "Buddha-dhatu Future" Full Text: CiNii	140-142
The Significance of Keshindo Monrui's Position Full Text: CiNii	143-145
The Interpretation of Jinenkomuchishin mugokushitai in Shinran's Thought Full Text: CiNii	146-148
The Meaning of Demons in Shinran's Thought Full Text: CiNii	149-151
The Shuwenzan and Shinran's Pure Land Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	152-157
The Religio-philosophical Understanding of Shinran's Pure Land Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	158-160
The View of Life in Shin Buddhism : a new direction to "Life Studies" Full Text: CiNii	161-163
Nichiren and the Idea of shiju-kohai : The Four fold Rise and Fall Full Text: CiNii	164-169
Nichiren's Chu-Hokekyo and the Superiority of the Fundamental Aspect (hommori) over the Manifestation Doctrine (shakumon) Full Text: CiNii	170-173
Dogen's Definition of "Great Enlightenment" Full Text: CiNii	174-178
On the Interpretation of the Shobogenzo in the Shobogenzo-kikizakisho Full Text: CiNii	179-181
A Consideration of the Soji-ji Goin's Abbot Rotation System in the Modern Period Full Text: CiNii	182-185
Conversion to the Three Vehicles in the Kegon School Full Text: CiNii	186-188
The Jizojuokyo in Medieval Japan Full Text: CiNii	189-194
The Hokekyo-shaku in the Collection of Todaiji Full Text: CiNii	195-201
On the Cognition of Suffering in the Abhidharma Mahavibhasa Full Text: CiNii	202-205
The Concept of Dhatu-vada Full Text: CiNii	206-208
The Ancient Wooden Type used in the Tenkai Tripitaka Full Text: CiNii	209-213
The Form of the Ryobu-mandala Full Text: CiNii	214-222
Religion and Terrorism from the Legal Point of View Full Text: CiNii	223-228
初めて学術大会をソウルで開催して : 仏教学いかにあるべきか(特別講演会) Full Text: CiNii	229-239
韓・日仏教研究の回顧と展望(特別講演会) Full Text: CiNii	240-246
第五十三回学術大会記事 Full Text: CiNii	247-259
学術大会開催予告 Full Text: CiNii	260
研究発表および論文掲載・利用に関する規則 Full Text: CiNii	261
学会誌編集査読委員会について Full Text: CiNii	262
学会誌編集査読委員会内規 Full Text: CiNii	262-263
日本印度学仏教学会会則 Full Text: CiNii
日本印度学仏教学会役員名簿 Full Text: CiNii
Articles of Organization The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies Information Full Text: CiNii
LIST OF OFFICIALS Full Text: CiNii
日本印度学仏教学界第53回学術大会(写真) Full Text: CiNii
奥付 Full Text: CiNii
JOURNAL OF INDIAN AND BUDDHIST STUDIES(divisional title) Full Text: CiNii
CONTENTS Full Text: CiNii
A consideration of how the works of Nichiren were received by readers : the case of Tsunesaburo Makiguchi Full Text: CiNii	520-524
The Keynote of Nichiren's Understanding of Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	513-519
Amida Buddha and Shinjin with a Clue from Vedantic Thought Full Text: CiNii	508-512
Dreams in Further Biographies of Eminent Monks(續高僧傳) Full Text: CiNii	504-507
The Three Meditations of the Cakrasamvaramandala Full Text: CiNii	499-503
The Root Verses Cited in the Bodhimargadipapanjika Full Text: CiNii	494-498
On the "Additional Leaf" of the Abhidharmasamuccayabhasya Manuscript Full Text: CiNii	490-493
Misunderstanding of Madhyamika's Perspective on Language Full Text: CiNii	486-489
On Vinayasutra in Tibetan dBu med script Full Text: CiNii	481-485
The Meaning of "Dhammakaya" in Pali Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	478-480
A Comparative Study Between Samadhi and Jhana in Theravada Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	474-477
The Symbolism of "Hokke Proper" : Morphological studies on Saddharma Pundarika Sutra by a Private Scholar Full Text: CiNii	470-473
The Bodhisattva and the Sravaka in the Aksobhya Buddha-field Full Text: CiNii	465-469
Buddhaghosa's View of the Buddha's Parinibbana Full Text: CiNii	462-464
Udayana's theory of inference in his Kiranavali Full Text: CiNii	459-461
A Note on the Textual Development of the Mahabharata, Book 12 Full Text: CiNii	456-458
Some Features of the Old Javanese Adaptation of the Bhagavadgrta Full Text: CiNii	449-455
The Yaksa Cult in Mathura during the Saka-Kusana Period Full Text: CiNii	443-448
Invariable Concomitance (vyapti) in Early Navya-nyaya : Sasadhara's Third Definition Full Text: CiNii	438-442
The Meaning of paramarsa in the Pratyabhijna-sastras Full Text: CiNii	433-437
Pindolaga and the View of Mendicancy in Ancient India Full Text: CiNii	429-432
The Formation of the Ten fold Chain of Dependent Origination : With special reference to the four kinds of nutriment and the station of consciousness Full Text: CiNii	426-428
The Etymology of "the Departed Hungry Being" (餓鬼 ; peta ; preta) Full Text: CiNii	420-425
The Karma Theory in the Mahaparinirvdna-sutra Full Text: CiNii	417-419
On the School Classification of Sautrantika-Madhyamika and Yogacara-Madhyamika Full Text: CiNii	412-416
On samvrtisatya in the Madhyamika School from the Viewpoint of vicara Full Text: CiNii	408-411
Does Everyone have raga? Full Text: CiNii	405-407
On the Generative Process of Conceptual Knowledge in the Tattvasamgrahapanjika Full Text: CiNii	402-404
The Theory of Dependent Origination in the Madhydntavibhdga : asallaksandnupravesopdya as the nirvrtti side of dependent origination Full Text: CiNii	399-401
Ratnakarasanti's Theory of vijnaptimatrata Full Text: CiNii	394-398
Apocalyptic Consciousness of the Present Age According to the Sammitiya School Full Text: CiNii	388-393
The Characteristics of Arguments in the Kathavatthu Full Text: CiNii	385-387
Parinama-vada Reconsidered : Vasubandhu's criticism of parinama-vada Full Text: CiNii	380-384
Vasubandhu's Criticism of the pakaja Theory Full Text: CiNii	377-379
Vasubandhu's View of Dependent Origination in the Abhidhannakosabhasva : Sarvastivada and Sautrantika interpretations of the formula of twelvefold dependent origination Full Text: CiNii	373-376
Samatha and Vipasyana in the Abhidharmakosabhasya Full Text: CiNii	369-372
The Dulakapandita-jataka in the Pannasa-jataka in the Palm Leaf Manuscripts kept in Otani University Library Full Text: CiNii	365-368
Hwaom Song-gi 華嚴性起 Thought in the Vows of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva Full Text: CiNii	359-364
A Vinaya Rule Established by Monks : with special reference to the story of Upasena Full Text: CiNii	353-358
Thirty Paramis in Pali Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	350-352
On utpannakrama in the Catuspitha-tantra Full Text: CiNii	347-349
A Method for Parsing Single Syllables in Tibetan Block Prints Full Text: CiNii	342-346
On the Proofreading of Dunhuang Manuscripts of the Suramgamarasutra Full Text: CiNii	334-341
The Guanyin zhengyan-fu 觀音證験賦 in the Dunhuang Fragments Full Text: CiNii	329-333
The Formation of Eschatology in Apocryphal Scriptures of the Northern and Southern Dynasties Full Text: CiNii	326-328
Rituals for the Reception of the Precepts in Medieval Chan Full Text: CiNii	320-325
Zhenjing-kewen's Criticism of Wushi Chan 無事禪 Full Text: CiNii	317-319
Practice and Enlightenment in Southern Chan Full Text: CiNii	314-316
On the Texts of the Chanmenrisong Full Text: CiNii	308-313
Determination of the Identity of Chinese Translators Through Metrical Philology (2) Full Text: CiNii	305-307
Pure Land Thought in Wonhyo's Yusim Allakto : the problem of truth or falsehood Full Text: CiNii	297-304
On the Architectural Plan of the Koguryo Period Chongnung Temple and its Conceptual Basis Full Text: CiNii	293-296
The Meat Diet Culture in Korea and its Background Full Text: CiNii	288-292
Dr. Kim Dong-wha, the Founder of Buddhist Studies Exchanges between Japan and Korea Full Text: CiNii	283-287
Faith in Amida Buddha among Mongolians Full Text: CiNii	279-282
Aesthetics of Life and Death in Buddhism Full Text: CiNii	274-278
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