Transforming Consciousness develops a wide-ranging and deeply sourced argument that Yogacara Buddhism played a much more important role in the development of modern Chinese thought than has previously been recognized. It shows how key Chinese thinkers used Yogacara Buddhism to make sense of and to change the modern world.
Transforming Consciousness develops a wide-ranging and deeply sourced argument that Yogacara Buddhism played a much more important role in the development of modern Chinese thought than has previously been recognized. It shows how key Chinese thinkers used Yogacara Buddhism to make sense of and to change the modern world.
Professor of Chinese Studies, Faculty of Asian Studies, Australian National University
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* Table of Contents * List of Contributors * John Makeham, Introduction * Part 1: The Indian and Japanese Roots of Yogacara * 1. John Powers, Yogacara: Indian Buddhist Origins * 2. John Jorgensen, Indra's Network: Zhang Taiyan's Sino-Japanese Personal Networks and the Rise of Yogacara in Modern China * Part 2: Early Appropriations * 3. Scott Pacey, Tan Sitong's Great Unity: Yogacara in An Exposition of Benevolence * 4. Viren Murthy, Equality as Reification: Zhang Taiyan's Yogacara Reading of Zhuangzi in the Context of Global Modernity * Part 3: Yogacara and Modern Science * 5. Scott Pacey, Taixu, Yogacara, and the Buddhist Approach to Modernity * 6. Erik Hammerstrom, Yogacara and Science in the 1920s: The Wuchang School's Approach to Modern Mind Science * Part 4: Yogacara and Confucian Thought * 7. Thierry Meynard, Liang Shuming and His Confucianized Version of Yogacara * 8. John Makeham, Xiong Shili's Critique of Yogacara Thought in the Context of his Constructive Philosophy * Part 5: The Return to "Genuine Buddhism" * 9. Eyal Aviv, Ouyang Jingwu: From Yogacara Scholasticism to Soteriology * 10. Dan Lusthaus, Lu Cheng and the Alambana-pariksa: Yogacara, Epistemology and Genuine Buddhism * 11. Chen-kuo Lin, The Uncompromising Quest for Genuine Buddhism: Lu Cheng's * Critique of Original Enlightenment * Part 6: Denouement * 12. Jason Clower, Chinese Ressentiment and Why New Confucians Stopped Caring About Yogacara * Glossary * Bibliography of Works Cited * Index
* Table of Contents * List of Contributors * John Makeham, Introduction * Part 1: The Indian and Japanese Roots of Yogacara * 1. John Powers, Yogacara: Indian Buddhist Origins * 2. John Jorgensen, Indra's Network: Zhang Taiyan's Sino-Japanese Personal Networks and the Rise of Yogacara in Modern China * Part 2: Early Appropriations * 3. Scott Pacey, Tan Sitong's Great Unity: Yogacara in An Exposition of Benevolence * 4. Viren Murthy, Equality as Reification: Zhang Taiyan's Yogacara Reading of Zhuangzi in the Context of Global Modernity * Part 3: Yogacara and Modern Science * 5. Scott Pacey, Taixu, Yogacara, and the Buddhist Approach to Modernity * 6. Erik Hammerstrom, Yogacara and Science in the 1920s: The Wuchang School's Approach to Modern Mind Science * Part 4: Yogacara and Confucian Thought * 7. Thierry Meynard, Liang Shuming and His Confucianized Version of Yogacara * 8. John Makeham, Xiong Shili's Critique of Yogacara Thought in the Context of his Constructive Philosophy * Part 5: The Return to "Genuine Buddhism" * 9. Eyal Aviv, Ouyang Jingwu: From Yogacara Scholasticism to Soteriology * 10. Dan Lusthaus, Lu Cheng and the Alambana-pariksa: Yogacara, Epistemology and Genuine Buddhism * 11. Chen-kuo Lin, The Uncompromising Quest for Genuine Buddhism: Lu Cheng's * Critique of Original Enlightenment * Part 6: Denouement * 12. Jason Clower, Chinese Ressentiment and Why New Confucians Stopped Caring About Yogacara * Glossary * Bibliography of Works Cited * Index
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