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Buddhism and the Chinese Tradition
Diogenes, 1964Probably the most momentous experience in the contacts and mergings among civilizations in the Far East—one shared by China, Japan and Korea—is the introduction of Buddhism from India. This is, of course, a subject on which much has already been written, and even when narrowed to China alone its complexities do not lend themselves readily to summary ...
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Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1926
Lucius C. Porter, Lewis Hodous
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Lucius C. Porter, Lewis Hodous
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Truth and Tradition in Chinese Buddhism: A Study of Chinese Mahayana Buddhism
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1969R. L. Backus +2 more
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Buddhism and Chinese Linguistics
2017In this paper, different aspects of the relation between Buddhism and the Buddhist Chinese literature and the linguistic study of Chinese will be at issue. The introduction of Buddhism and the Buddhist literature not only introduced new methods for the traditional Chinese linguistic analyses, particularly, the analysis of the phonology of Chinese, but ...
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Abstract Through a study of the life and career of the nun Man Chu 文珠 (pinyin: Wenzhu, 1930–2014), this chapter highlights the role of individual ethnic Chinese Dharma teachers, community organizers, and translocal agents who are instrumental to the transmission and development of Buddhism in the United States—who have so far been ...
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The Chinese Transformation of Buddhism
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1977Leon Hurvitz, Kenneth K. S. Ch'en
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