Visions of unity : the golden paṇḍita Shakya Chokden's new interpretation of yogācāra and madhyamaka /

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This landmark book discusses the thought of Tibetan Buddhist thinker Shakya Chokden (1428-1507) on the two major systems of Mahayana Buddhism. Influential and controversial in his own day, Shakya Chokden's thought fell out of favor over time and his writings were eventually repressed, becoming...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Komarovski, Yaroslav
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Albany : State University of New York Press, ©2011.
Temas:
Śākya-mchog-ldan, > Gser-mdog Paṇ-chen, > 1428-1507.
Śākya-mchog-ldan, > Gser-mdog Paṇ-chen, > 1428-1507
Yogācāra (Buddhism)
Mādhyamika (Buddhism)
Yogācāra (Bouddhisme)
Mādhyamika (Bouddhisme)
RELIGION > Buddhism > General.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Visions of Unity
  • Contents
  • List of Tables
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • 1. Introducing the Visions of Unity
  • 2. Introducing the Chapters
  • Chapter 1- Life and Works of the Golden Pandita
  • 1. Political and Religious Landscape of the Fifteenth-Century Tibet
  • 2. Life of the Golden Pandita
  • Early Years and Education
  • Becoming a Prolific Writer and Famous Scholar
  • Settling in the Golden Monastery and Exploring New Horizons
  • Becoming a Tantric Master and Crystallizing Novel Views
  • 3. Writings of Shakya Chokden
  • Chronological List of Shakya Chokden's Works Topical Divisions of Shakya Chokden's Works Addressed in This Book
  • Chapter 2- The Intellectual Background of Shakya Chokden's Interpretation of Yogacara and Madhyamaka
  • 1. Two Tendencies in Yogacara and Nihsvabhavavada Writings
  • 2. Basic Elements of Shakya Chokden's Approach to Mahayana Systems
  • 3. Pointed Disappointments: Shakya Chokden's Personal Reflections
  • 4. Broadening Empty Horizons: A Note on Changes in Shakya Chokden's Views
  • Chapter 3- Readjusting Rungs of the Ladder: Revisiting Doxographical Hierarchies 1. Key Features of Shakya Chokden's Approach to the Buddhist Tenets
  • 2. Demarcating the Middle: On the Valid Divisions of Madhyamaka and Great Madhyamaka
  • 3. Self-Emptiness and Other-Emptiness
  • Self-Emptiness
  • Other-Emptiness
  • 4. Bidding Farewell to the Prasangika/Svatantrika Division
  • 5. Are there Two Types of Yogacara Madhyamaka?
  • 6. Are There Any Cittamatra Followers Around?
  • 7. Expanding the Madhyamika Camp
  • Chapter 4-Through Broken Boundaries to New Enclosures: Reconciling Yogacara and Madhyamaka 1. Differences between Alikakaravada and Satyakaravada
  • 2. The Heart of the Matter: Probing the Alikakaravada/Nihsvabhavada Distinction
  • A New Look at the Old Origins: Distinctions of Madhyamaka Stemming from Interpretations of the Second and Third Dharmacakras
  • Looking at the Second and Third Dharmacakras through the Eyes of the Madhyamaka Founders
  • Position of Alikakaravada
  • Position of Nihsvabhavada
  • Positions of Later Madhyamikas
  • 4. Steering the Middle Way between the Two Conflicting Middle Ways: The Art of Not Taking Sides Chapter 5-Explorations in Empty Luminosity: Shakya Chokden's Position on Primordial Mind
  • 1. Facing the Reality of Primordial Mind
  • Primordial Mind and the Question of Existence
  • The Question of Withstanding Analysis
  • Does True Existence Have to Be Negated in order to Abandon Grasping at It?
  • 2. Primordial Mind as an Impermanent Phenomenon
  • 3.(Un)linking the Self-Cognizing Primordial Mind and Dualistic Consciousness
  • 4. Does Self-Cognition Cognize Itself?

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