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William James and Yogaacaara philosophy: A comparative inqui(30)

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     Bodhisattvabhuumi  (New York: Columbia  University
     Press, 1979);  Thomas  A.  Kochumuttom, A Buddhist
     Doctrine  of  Experience: A  New  Translation  and
     Interpretation  of  the  Works  of Vasubandhu  the
     Yogaacaarin  (Delhi: Motilal  Banarsidass,  1982);
     Stefan  Anacker, Seven  Works  of  Vasubandhu: The
     Buddhist  Psychological   Doctor  (Delhi:  Motilal
     Banarsidass,  1984) ;  Bruce  Cameron  Hall,  "The
     Meaning  of Vij~napti  in Vasubandhu's  Concept of
     Mind." Journal of the International Association of
     Buddhist Studies 9, no. 1 (1986): 7-23.

    34.Ashok Chatterjee, The Yogacara Idealism (Delhi,
     Varanasi, & Patna: Motilal Banarsidass,1975), p.24.

    35.Surendranath Dasgupta, A History of Indian Philosophy,
     (Delhi, Varanasi, and Patna: Motilal  Banarsidass,
     1975), vol.  1, p.  145. In all fairness it should
     be remarked  that he based this interpretation  on
     his  study  of  the  La^nkaavataara-suutra,  which
     contains many extremely idealistic passages and is
     not  a  classical  Yogaacaara  text, but  is  only
     loosely  associated  with the school.  See note 43
     following.

    36.T.R.V.Murti, The Central Philosophy of Buddhism
     (London: George Allen and Unwin Ltd., 1960), p.316.

    37.Edward Conze,Thirty Years of Buddhist Studies
     (London: Bruno Cassirer, 1967), p. 78.


              P.243


    38.James, Meaning, of Truth, p. 106.

    39.James, Meaning of Truth, p. 88.

    40.James, Essays, p. 49.

    41.James, Essays, pp. 50--51.

    42.Yogaacaara based its definition of emptiness on a
     formula  found in the Cu.lasu~n~nata-sutta, to the
     effect  that  emptiness  is the  "presence  of  an
     absence," which requires  the absence of something
     and the presence  of that from which it is absent.
     The sutta gives the examples of a meditation  hall
     that is empty  of elephants  and a forest  that is
     empty  of villages.  See  Gadgin  M.  Nagao, "What
     Remains in `Suunyataa: A Yogaacaara Interpretation
     of  Emptiness," in Minoru  kiyota, ed., Mahaayaana
     Buddhist   Meditation:   Theory   and   Practice
     (Honolulu.  Hawaii: University  Press  of  Hawaii,
     1978), pp. 67-69 and pages following.

    43.Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, trans., The La^nkaavataara