East Asian Buddhism and Modern Buddhist Studies

Bau-ruei DUH , Song WANG , Young-seop KO , Kenryo MINOWA , Silong LI 지음

동국대학교출판부 2020년 04월 06일 출간 종이책 : 2018년 05월 30일 출간

작품소개

책소개

This volume is the fruition of The 1st International Conference on Buddhist Studies by the Four East Asian Universities, held at Doungguk University in May 9 to 10th, 2014. This conference has been held biennially in Korea, China, Japan, and Taiwan by turns. The four hosts of this conference, the Humanities Korea (HK) Project of the Institute for Buddhist Culture at Dongguk University, Philosophy Department at Peking University, Department of Indian Philosophy and Buddhist Studies at University of Tokyo, the Center for Buddhist Studies at National Taiwan University, are the major research centers of Buddhist Studies in each country. The 2nd Conference was held at Peking University in April 21 to 22, 2016, and the 3rd Conference is planned at National Taiwan University in 2018.
The HK Project of the Institute for Buddhist Culture at Dongguk University, the main host of this Conference, has been carrying out the Humanities Korea Project, the ten-year long research project since 2011, with support from National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF). Under the main theme of ‘Glocality of Korean Buddhism: Cultural expansion of Buddhist studies,’ the research has been conducted on Korean Buddhist tradition from three perspectives of locality, globality, and glo-cality. Cultural and intellectual interactions on the common ground of East Asian Buddhist tradition has been comparatively studied from a broader viewpoint. The Project ultimately aims for establishing of ‘East Asian Humanity network’ and drawing more attention from all the world on East Asian Buddhism through such discourse as ‘sphere of East Asian Buddhist culture.’
The HK Project of the Institute devotedly worked to establish the partnership between the four universities. After long-term preparation, the HK Project and the partner universities could reach the final agreement on cooperation in holding the Conference, in October, 2013. This valuable agreement was the result of previous efforts by the HK Project, dedicated to each individual agreement with Philosophy Department at Peking University in Februdary, 2013; Department of Indian Philosophy and Buddhist Studies at University of Tokyo in July, 2013; the Center for Buddhist Studies at National Taiwan University in August, 2013.
The current volume is the first outcome of the International Conference on Buddhist Studies by the Four East Asian Universities, the institutional system for establishing mutual understanding and interrelationship between scholars in East Asian Buddhist Studies. The 1st Conference held under the theme of ‘East Asian Buddhism and Modern Buddhist Studies’ provided a chance to discuss such problems as how to overcome the discontinuity between the traditional and the modern worlds and what is the common tasks given to East Asian Buddhist scholars. Essential articles regarding the topic were presented by ten scholars, two from each of the four universities and two Western scholars, and are now included in this volume except one.

목차

Preface _ V
Section One
Various Views of East Asian Buddhism

Philosophical Problematics and the Formation of Theories in Chinese
Mah?y?na Buddhism ..................................................................................... 13
Bau-ruei DUH, Taiwan University
Scholar-monks (ruseng) : An Aspect of Buddhist-Confucian Intersection in
Chinese History ................................................................................................. 31
Song WANG, Peking University
Korean Buddhist Tradition and the Uniqueness of Wonhyo’s Buddhist
Scholarship : On Wonhyo’s Logic of “Reconciliation and Interpenetration”
............................................................................................................................. 61
Young-seop KO, Dongguk University
The State of the Field in the Study of Japanese Buddhism and Remaining
Problems ........................................................................................................... 95
Kenryo - MINOWA, University of Tokyo

Section Two
East Asian Development of Modern Buddhist Studies

New Trends of Study of Buddhism in Contemporary Mainland China :
A Case Study of the Peking University Workshop of Buddhist Texts, History,
and Philosophy................................................................................................. 119
Silong LI, Peking University
Some Noticeable Progresses Made on the Studies of Chinese Buddhism
Over the Past One to Two Decades in the West : A Preliminary Survey
........................................................................................................................... 141
Jinhua CHEN, University of British Columbia
A Contemporary Application of Buddhist World-view for Understanding
and Transforming Sentient Beings ........................................................... 165
Yao-ming TSAI, National Taiwan University
The Features of Modern Korean Buddhist Studies and the Formation
of the Tradition ............................................................................................. 195
Yong-tae KIM, Dongguk University
The Current State and Future of Buddhist Studies in Japan :
A Methodological Criticism of Buddhist Studies .................................. 225
Masahiro SHIMODA, University of Tokyo
Index _ 249

작가정보

저자(글) Bau-ruei DUH

저자 : Bau-ruei DUH
저자 Bau-ruei DUH
Professor, Dept. of Philosophy, National Taiwan University; Received PhD from Dept. of Philosophy, National Taiwan University; Areas of major interests are Neo-Confucianism and modern Chinese Philosophy

저자 : Song WANG
저자 Song WANG
Professor, Dept. of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Peking University; Received PhD in East Asian Buddhism from the International College for Post graduate Buddhist Studies, Tokyo; His research interests lie in East Asian Buddhism, focusing on the history and thought of Chinese Huayan School and the issue of sects in Chinese Buddhism.

저자 : Young-seop KO
저자 Young-seop KO
Professor, Dept. of Buddhist Studies, Dongguk University; Received PhD in Korean Buddhism from Dongguk Univeristy and in Philosophy from Korea University; His research interests lie in East Asian Buddhism, focusing on Korean Buddhism.

저자 : Kenryo MINOWA
저자 Kenry? MINOWA
Professor, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo; Received PhD in Literature from University of Tokyo; His research topics include Indian philosophy and Buddhist Studies, particularly in Japanese Buddhism.

저자 : Silong LI
저자 Silong LI
Professor, Dept. of Philosophy, Peking University; Received PhD in Buddhist Studies from Peking University; His fields of specialization include Chinese Buddhist history and Buddhist Philosophy, particularly the study of Tiantai tradition.

저자(글) Song WANG

저자(글) Young-seop KO

저자(글) Kenryo MINOWA

저자(글) Silong LI