Bhāviveka and his Buddhist opponents
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Bhāviveka and his Buddhist opponents
（Harvard oriental series, v. 70）
Dept. of Sanskrit and Indian Studies, Harvard University , Distributed by Harvard University Press, 2008
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Bhāvaviveka and his Buddhist opponents
Madhyamakahṛdayakārikāḥ
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 447-476) and index
Translation of chapters 4 and 5 of Bhāviveka's "Heart of the middle way" with the "Flame of reason" commentary, edited with introductioin and notes by the author
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内容説明
Bhaviveka (ca. 500-560 CE) lived at a time of unusual creativity and ferment in the history of Indian Buddhist philosophy. The Mahayana movement was emerging as a vigorous and self-conscious intellectual force, while the earlier traditions of the eighteen "schools" (nikaya) resisted the authority of the Mahayana and continued to elaborate the fundamental concepts of Buddhist thought.
Bhaviveka's "Verses on the Heart of the Middle Way" (Madhyamakahrdayakarika) with their commentary, known as "The Flame of Reason" (Tarkajvala), give a unique and authoritative account of the intellectual differences that stirred the Buddhist community in this creative period.
Bhaviveka and His Buddhist Opponents gives a clear and accessible translation of Chapters 4 and 5 of this text: the chapters on the Sravakas, or eighteen schools, and the Yogacara, Bhaviveka's most important Mahayana opponents. The translation is introduced by an essay that situates Bhaviveka in the intellectual context of sixth-century India, and it is accompanied by copious notes, commenting on Bhaviveka's sources and explaining his controversial method. The book also contains a critical edition of the Sanskrit text of Bhaviveka's verses and the Tibetan translation of the verses and commentary.
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