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オックスフォード版 仏教百科事典(全3巻)

国内外の著名研究者を迎えて21世紀の仏教学の到達点を示す必携の事典!

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オックスフォード版 仏教百科事典(全3巻)
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Buddhism

Editors-in-Chief: Richard Payne, Yehan Numata Professor of Japanese Buddhist Studies, Institute of Buddhist Studies & Georgios Halkias, Director, Centre of Buddhist Studies, The University of Hong Kong

2024:11 3 vols. 1,400 p. set ISBN 978-0-19-025689-0  (Oxford University Press) -GB-
GBP 385.00
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概要

仏教は西洋においても近代に入っては一定の関心を集めてきたもののどうしてもキリスト教などの一神教と同様の枠組みで捉えられる傾向がありました特に、西洋の初期の仏教学では、文献、教義、経典の研究に重きを置き、ブッダを他の宗教で中心的なメシア的な人物像に比定できるものと想定していました現代の仏教学の革新においては、仏教学者たちは従来の仏教学の主流の制約から自由になり、新たな方法や周縁的な対象へもアプローチを試み、仏教の脱中心的なありかた、個別の生きられた宗教体験の多様性にも視野を広げていきました。その結果、仏教学は人文学の中でもますます注目を集め、今日の文化交流やグローバル化、変わりゆく宗教をめぐる言説の中でも前線にあり続けてきました。 

 オックスフォード大学出版局が贈る本事典は、このように発展し続けてきた仏教学の21世紀における最新の到達点を体系的に探ろうとする試みとして、画期的なものです馬場紀寿・東京大学教授などの国内外の第一線の仏教研究者たちが寄稿した138項目もの詳細な記事にて、歴史、人物、機関教義、文献、哲学美術・建築、社会問題などにわたる主要な主題領域をカバーするとともに、ジェンダー・セクシュアリティ、経済、グローバル化、科学とメディアといった近年注目されている学際的な主題も取り上げます。本書は、仏教を一つのディシプリンというよりも、いくつもの多彩な知的プロジェクトが繰り広げられるフィールドとして捉えることで、新たに広がり続ける探究の活力とその相互の連関を示し、未来のより先鋭的でニュアンスに富んだ研究を誘っています。 

 ますます国際化する仏教学において、21世紀の研究水準を共有する重要な役割を担っている本書は、「仏教と神道」「日本における仏教と医療」「鈴木大拙」「ディアスポラの日本仏教」「創価学会」など、日本関連の項目も多数収録しています仏教学はもちろん哲学、倫理学、歴史学、東洋学、日本研究といった関連分野でも共有できる参考図書として、ぜひともご検討ください。 

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内容明細

  • Abhidharmakośabhāsya (Treasury of Metaphysics with Self-Commentary)
  • Abhisamayālamkāra (Ornament for Clear Realization)
  • American Buddhism during World War II Imprisonment
  • Amoghavajra
  • Art, Architecture and National Memory-Making
  • Avalokiteśvara: The Bodhisattva of Compassion
  • Bodhisattvabhūmi (The Bodhisattva Stages)
  • The Body of the Buddha
  • The Bön Tradition of Dzogchen
  • Buddhaghosa
  • Buddhism and Bioethics
  • Buddhism and Biography
  • Buddhism and Globalization
  • Buddhism and Healing in China
  • Buddhism and Media
  • Buddhism and Medicine in India
  • Buddhism and Medicine in Japan
  • Buddhism and Medicine in Premodern Japan
  • Buddhism and Print Culture in China
  • Buddhism and Shinto
  • Buddhism and the Environment
  • Buddhism in Colonial Contexts
  • Buddhism in Film
  • Buddhisms in Diaspora: The Canadian Context of Chinese Buddhism
  • Buddhist Art and Architecture in Tibet
  • Buddhist Chaplaincy
  • Buddhist Cosmology
  • Buddhist Geography and Regionalism
  • Buddhist Meditation and Contemplation
  • Buddhist Philosophy as Philosophy
  • Buddhist Wall Paintings
  • Buddhist Wizards (Vidhyadhāra/Weizzā/Weikza): Contemporary Burma/Myanmar
  • Buddhist Wizards (Vidhyadhāra/Weizzā/Weikza): Origins and History
  • Candrakīrti’s Middle Way Philosophy
  • Canon and Commentary in the Earliest Buddhist Manuscripts
  • Chan Literature
  • Chöd: A Tibetan Buddhist Practice
  • D.T. Suzuki: A Biography
  • D.T. Suzuki: Ideas and Influences
  • Debate in the Tibetan Tradition
  • Debate Traditions in Premodern Japan
  • Domestic Dharma in Japan
  • Dunhuang Art
  • Dunhuang Texts
  • Dzogchen
  • Early History of the Drukpa Kagyü School
  • Early Modern European Encounters with Buddhism
  • The Economics of Buddhism
  • Engaged Buddhism
  • Epigraphy and the Study of Buddhism: South Asia’s Northern Corridor
  • Esoteric Buddhism in Southeast Asia
  • Ethics and Buddhism
  • Filial Piety in Chinese Buddhism
  • Fo Guang Shan
  • Four Noble Truths
  • From Manuscript to Print in South and Southeast Asia
  • Gelukpa
  • Global Buddhism
  • Global Theravada Buddhism: Asian Foundations
  • Global Theravada: Transmission Beyond Asia
  • Globalizing Tantric Buddhism
  • Guardian/Protector Deities in Tibetan Buddhism
  • History of Buddhisms in China: the Nanbeicho Period (Late 4th Century to the Sui Dynasty)
  • Homa: Tantric Fire Ritual
  • Hsing Yun
  • Huineng
  • Humanistic Buddhism (Rensheng Fojiao 人生佛教 / Renjian Fojiao 人間佛教)
  • Imaging the Buddha in South Asia
  • The Imamura Families and the Making of American Buddhism
  • Intention
  • Japanese Buddhisms in Diaspora
  • Jātaka
  • Jebtsundamba Khutugtus of Mongolia
  • The Kadampa: A Formative Movement of Tibetan Buddhism
  • Kālacakra-Mandala: Symbolism and Construction
  • Longchenpa
  • Madhyamaka
  • Mahāmudrā in India and Tibet
  • Mañjuśrī
  • Maritime Buddhism
  • Marpa Lotsawa Chökyi Lodrö
  • Mipam
  • Monastic Education in Contemporary Asia
  • Mongolian Buddhism in the Democratic Period
  • Mongolian Buddhism in the Early 20th Century
  • Mongolian Buddhism in the Yuan Period
  • Muslim-Buddhist Relations and Buddhism in Muslim Sources until the Mongol Period
  • Nāgārjuna
  • Naikan: A Meditation Method and Psychotherapy
  • Narratives of Buddhist Relics and Images
  • Nechung: A Tibetan Buddhist Oracle
  • Nichiren
  • Patronage of Buddhist Monasteries in Eastern India (600-1300 CE)
  • Perfections (Six and Ten) of Bodhisattvas in Buddhist Literature
  • The Philosophical Works and Influence of Dignāga and Dharmakīrti
  • Pilgrimage in Buddhist Tibet
  • Pilgrimage in China
  • Practices of Protection in the Pali World
  • Prajñāpāramitā and Khmer Esoteric Buddhism in the 10th to 13th centuries
  • Psychological Interpreters of Buddhism
  • Pure Land Buddhism in Tibetan Contexts
  • Queering Buddhist Traditions
  • The Reincarnation System in Central Asian Buddhism
  • Rennyo
  • Ryōgen
  • The Sangha as an Institution
  • Śāntideva’s Introduction to the Practices of Awakening (Bodhicaryāvatāra)
  • Sarvāstivāda Abhidharma
  • Secular Buddhism
  • Sheng Yen
  • Shingon
  • The Six Nara Schools
  • Sōka Gakkai
  • Southeast Asian Refugees in North America
  • Sri Lanka’s Sinhala Buddhist Guardian Deities: Satara Varan Devi
  • The Study of Visual Culture in South and Southeast Asian Buddhism
  • Taixu
  • Tantra and the Tantric Traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism
  • Tantric Buddhism in Japan: Kukai and Saicho
  • Tantric Buddhism in Japan: Shingon, Tendai, and the Esotericization of Japanese Buddhisms
  • Tantric Revival in China
  • Theravāda Buddhism
  • Thích Nhất Hanh in the Context of the Modern Development of Vietnamese Buddhism
  • Three Turnings of the Wheel of Doctrine (Dharma-Cakra)
  • Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thödol)
  • Tibetan Buddhism and the Gesar Epic
  • Tibetan Buddhist Power Objects
  • Tibetan Medicine and its Buddhist Contexts
  • Tibetan Visionary Buddhism
  • Transmission of Buddhist Media and Texts
  • Tri Songdétsen
  • Tsangpa Gyare (1161-1211), Founder of the Drukpa Kagyü School
  • Tzu Chi
  • The Vajrakīla Tantras
  • Vinaya Rules for Monks and Nuns
  • Visualization/Contemplation Sutras (Guan Jing)
  • Western Buddhism and Race
  • Xuyun
  • Zhentong (Other-Emptiness)

寄稿者明細

  • Saskia Abrahms-Kavunenko, New York University Shanghai 
  • Jean-Luc Achard, CNRS – Centre de recherche sur les civilisations de l’Asie orientale 
  • Andrea Acri, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, PSL 
  • Anna Ayse Akasoy, CUNY Graduate Center 
  • Michihiro Ama, University of Montana 
  • Carol S. Anderson, Kalamazoo College 
  • James B. Apple, University of Calgary 
  • Naomi Appleton, University of Edinburgh 
  • Paula Arai, Louisiana State University 
  • Dan Arnold, University of Chicago 
  • 馬場 紀寿 Norihisa Baba, University of Tokyo 
  • Cody R. Bahir, Kehilla Jewish High School 
  • Cameron Bailey, Dongguk University 
  • Carl L. Bankston, Tulane University 
  • Agata Bareja-Starzyńska, University of Warsaw 
  • T. H. Barrett, SOAS University of London 
  • Mikaël Bauer, McGill University 
  • Brian Baumann, University of Berkeley 
  • Stefan Baums, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität München 
  • Claudine Bautze-Picron, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique 
  • Christopher Bell, Stetson University 
  • Stephen C. Berkwitz, Missouri State University 
  • Martin Boord, The Oriental Institute 
  • Thomas Borchert, University of Vermont 
  • Jørn Borup, Aarhus University 
  • Sven Bretfeld, Norges Teknisk Naturvitenskapeligt Universitet 
  • Jeffrey L. Broughton, California State University, Long Beach 
  • Courtney Bruntz, Doane University 
  • Megan Bryson, University of Tennessee 
  • Albion M. Butters, University of Turku 
  • Thomas Calobrisi, Graduate Theological Union and the Institute of Buddhist Studies 
  • Daniela Campo, University of Strasbourg 
  • Joseph Cheah, University of St. Joseph 
  • Swati Chemburkar, Benaras Hindu University and Jnanapravaha 
  • Clark Chilson, University of Pittsburgh 
  • Kate Crosby, King’s College, London 
  • Paul Crowe, Simon Fraser University 
  • Elise Anne DeVido, Duke University 
  • K.L. Dhammajoti, Renmin University of China 
  • James C. Dobbins, Oberlin College 
  • Paul B. Donnelly, Northern Arizona University 
  • Brandon Dotson, Ludwig Maximilians Universit?t München 
  • Mélodie Doumy, The British Library 
  • Cécile Ducher, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes – Sciences Religieuses 
  • Douglas S. Duckworth, Temple University 
  • William Edelglass, Marlboro College and Emerson College 
  • Christoph Emmrich, University of Toronto 
  • Mavis L. Fenn, University of Waterloo 
  • Solomon George FitzHerbert, University of Oxford 
  • Niklas Foxeus, Stockholm University 
  • Ruth Gamble, La Trobe University 
  • David L. Gardiner, Colorado College 
  • Andrew Gebert, Waseda University 
  • James Duncan Gentry, Harvard University 
  • Suchandra Ghosh, University of Calcutta 
  • Ann Gleig, University of Central Florida 
  • Geoffrey Goble, University of Oklahoma 
  • Eric Goodell, Fo Guang University 
  • David B. Gray, Santa Clara University 
  • Georgios Halkias, University of Hong Kong 
  • Oren Hanner, University of Hamburg 
  • Sarah Harding, Tsadra Foundation 
  • Laura Harrington, Boston University 
  • Stephen E. Harris, Leiden University 
  • Chris Hatchell, Coe College 
  • Ann Heirman, Ghent University 
  • Ira Helderman, Vanderbilt University 
  • John Holt, Bowdoin College 
  • Eric Huntington, Rice University 
  • Roger R. Jackson, Carleton College 
  • John Jorgensen, La Trobe University 
  • Casey Alexandra Kemp, University of Vienna 
  • Matthew W. King, University of California, Riverside 
  • Natalie Köhle, Hong Kong Baptist University 
  • 熊谷 誠慈 Seiji Kumagai, Kyoto University 
  • Pyi Phyo Kyaw, King’s College, London and Shan State Buddhist University 
  • Sonya S. Lee, University of Southern California 
  • Erberto Lo Bue, Università di Bologna 
  • Jessica Locke, Loyola University Maryland 
  • Andrew Macomber, Oberlin College 
  • Kendall Marchman, University of Georgia 
  • Nathan McGovern, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater 
  • Karin Meyers, Mangalam Research Center 
  • Nathan Jishin Michon, Independent Scholar 
  • Scott A. Mitchell, Institute of Buddhist Studies 
  • 那須 英勝 Eisho Nasu , Ryukoku Daigaku 
  • Douglas Ober, University of British Columbia 
  • Sree Padma, Bowdoin College 
  • Thomas Patton, City University of Hong Kong 
  • Richard K. Payne, Institute of Buddhist Studies 
  • Maurizio Peleggi, National University of Singapore 
  • Elisabetta Porcu, University of Cape Town 
  • John Powers, Deakin University 
  • Aaron Proffitt, University at Albany 
  • David Quinter, University of Alberta 
  • Fabio Rambelli, University of California, Santa Barbara 
  • Jens Reinke, Leipzig University 
  • Nicolas Revire, Thammasat University 
  • Ulrike Roesler, University of Oxford 
  • Richard Salomon, University of Washington 
  • Jonathan Samuels, Austrian Academy of Sciences 
  • Monica Sanford, Independent Scholar 
  • Asuka Sango, Carleton College 
  • Bee Scherer, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam 
  • Jens Schlieter, Universität Bern 
  • Sarah Shaw, University of Oxford 
  • Michael R. Sheehy, University of Virginia 
  • Mark Siderits, Illinois State University 
  • Henrik H. Sørensen, Ruhr University Bochum 
  • Alexander Soucy, St. Mary’s University 
  • Jacqueline Stone, Princeton University 
  • Sharon A. Suh, Seattle University 
  • Stefania Travagnin, SOAS University of London 
  • Katja Triplett, Leipzig University 
  • Ben Van Overmeire, Duke Kunshan University 
  • Sam van Schaik, The British Library 
  • Daniel Veidlinger, California State University, Chico 
  • Kevin Vose, College of William & Mary 
  • Vesna A. Wallace, University of California, Santa Barbara 
  • Michelle C. Wang, Georgetown University
  • Elizabeth Williams-Oerberg, University of Copenhagen 
  • Guang Xing, University of Hong Kong  
  • Ronit Yoeli-Tlalim, Goldsmiths University of London 
  • Jimmy Yu, Florida State University 
  • Chün-fang Yü, Columbia University 

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