The Zen canon : understanding the classic texts /

Presents a collection of essays, which argue that Zen Buddism actually has a rich and varied literary heritage. Among the significant texts are hagiographic accounts and recorded sayings of individual Zen masters, koan collections and commentaries, and rules for monastic life.

Détails bibliographiques
Cote:Libro Electrónico
Autres auteurs: Heine, Steven, 1950-, Wright, Dale Stuart
Format: Électronique eBook
Langue:Inglés
Chino
Japonés
Publié: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, ©2004.
Sujets:
Zen literature > History and criticism.
Zen Buddhism > Sacred books > Introductions.
Littérature zen > Histoire et critique.
Bouddhisme zen > Livres sacrés > Introductions.
Zen Buddhism > Sacred books
Zen literature
Zen.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Introductions
Accès en ligne:Texto completo
Table des matières:
  • Introduction: Canon and canonicity in the history of the Zen literary tradition / Steven Heine and Dale S. Wright
  • Tsung-mi's Zen Prolegomenon: introduction to an exemplary Zen canon / Jeff Broughton
  • Mazu yulu and the creation of the Chan records of sayings / Mario Poceski
  • The Lidai fabao ji (record of the dharma-jewel through the ages) / Wendi Adamek
  • The Huang-po literature / Dale S. Wright
  • Lineage and context in the Patriarch's hall collection and the Transmission of the lamp / Albert Welter
  • The Record of Hongzhi and the recorded sayings literature of Song-dynasty Chan / Morten Schlütter
  • The Wu-men kuan (J. Mumonkan): the formation, propagation, and chaacteristics of a classic Zen Kōan text / Ishii Shūdō (translated by Albert Welter
  • The Eihei kōroku: the record of Dōgen's later period at Eihei-ji Temple / Steven Heine
  • Chanyan qinggui and other "rules of purity" in Chinese Buddhism / T. Griffith Foulk.

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