Buddhist monasticism in East Asia : places of practices
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Alternate Titles: | Koen and the "consecrated ordination" within Japanese Tendai Vows for the masses: Eison and the popular expansion of precept-conferral ceremonies in premodern Japan The monastic institution in medieval Japan: the insider's view The monastery cat in cross-cultural perspective: cat poems of the zen masters Pictorial program in the making of monastic space: from Jing'aisi of Luoyang to Cave 217 at Dunhuang Monastic spaces and sacred traces: facets of Chinese buddhist monastic records Taking a meal at a lay supporter's residence: the evolution of the practice in Chinese vinaya commentaries Introduction: "Neither too far, nor too near" : the historical and cultural contexts of buddhist monasteries in medieval China and Japan |
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Abingdon ; New York : Routledge,
2010
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Series: | Routledge Critical Studies in Buddhism |
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Libr. of the Inst. of E. Asian
Call Number: | Copy: | Collection: | Status: |
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B.BUD/B20 | 13403/2009 | (TAVK) Kelet-Ázsiai tsz. könyvei | Circulating Place a Hold |