Buddhist monasticism in East Asia: places of practice / ed. by J.A.Benn, L.Meeks, J.Robson. - London: Routledge, 2010. - x, 232 p.: ill. - (Routledge critical studies in Buddhism; [53]). - Bibliogr.: p.208-216. - Ind.: p.217-232. - ISBN 978-0-415-48977-5  Место хранения:   033 | Бурятский научный центр | Улан-Удэ | Центральная научная библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Illustrations ............................................... xi Notes on contributors ...................................... xii Acknowledgements .......................................... xiii Introduction: "Neither too far, nor too near": The historical and cultural contexts of Buddhist monasteries in medieval China and Japan ..................................... 1 JAMES ROBSON 1 Taking a meal at a lay supporter's residence: The evolution of the practice in Chinese Vinaya commentaries .... 18 KOICHI SHINOHARA 2 Monastic spaces and sacred traces: Facets of Chinese Buddhist monastic records ................................... 43 JAMES ROBSON 3 Pictorial program in the making of monastic space: From Jing'aisi of Luoyang to Cave 217 at Dunhuang ................ 65 EUGENE WANG 4 The monastery cat in cross-cultural perspective: Cat poems of the Zen masters ................................... 107 Т.Н. BARRETT 5 The monastic institution in medieval Japan: The insider's view ....................................................... 125 WILLIAM BODIFORD 6 Vows for the masses: Eison and the popular expansion of precept-conferral ceremonies in premodern Japan ............ 148 LORI MEEKS 7 Кōеn and the "consecrated ordination" within Japanese Tendai ..................................................... 178 PAUL GRONER Bibliography ............................................... 208 Index ...................................................... 227