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中国禅在后现代欧洲的地位

柯鲁克
必治妥大学心理系教授

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提要

　　   欧洲的禅（Zen）现在就像百纳被一样，竞斥着形上学与忠诚教徒或人道信仰的对比观点。许多优秀的禅修活动在各个道场展开的同时，禅所赖之法及其佛教史却少为人知，其中在某种程度上是受到了铃木大拙的泛宗教神秘主义影响。