Modern and Contemporary Chinese Buddhism: A Collection of Buddhist Writings by Gao Zhenong

Author: Gao Zhenong
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Publish Date: 2007-04-01
Features: Buddhism has always been a religion that emphasizes wisdom, particularly valuing the liberation of wisdom. In terms of thought, it has made significant contributions to Chinese culture and has become one of the important components of traditional Chinese culture. This book, Discussions on Modern and Contemporary Chinese Buddhism, analyzes the history and thought of Buddhism through academic research methods, expanding the scope of Buddhist knowledge and highlighting its sanctity. It is an essential work for understanding and studying Buddhism. This book primarily focuses on discussions on modern and contemporary Chinese Buddhism, exploring and understanding the relationship between Chinese Buddhist philosophy and modern philosophy, as well as the connection between Buddhist culture and modern China from multiple perspectives. The main content of this book includes: Preface: Buddhism and (Alternate Preface), Chinese Buddhist Philosophy and Modern Philosophy, Buddhist Culture and Modern China, Several Issues on the Methodology of Buddhist Research, Exploring the Role of Buddhism in the Socialist Period, Western Buddhism and Jiangnan Buddhism, Characteristics of the Development of Buddhism in Shanghai, Shanghai's Shuxue Bookstore during the Republican Era, A Brief Discussion on the Great Vehicle Awakening of Faith, On the Revival of Xuanzang's Thought in Modern China, Zhu Xi and Buddhist Philosophy, The Platform Sutra: The Influence of Intermediary Buddhist Thought on the Development of Chinese Buddhism, On the "Two Winds" Construction and Theoretical Characteristics of Master Zhiyi, A Review of Ouyang Jingwu's Buddhism Is Neither Religion nor Philosophy, Yet It Is What Is Necessary Today, On the Buddhist Thought of Tan Sitong in the Reform Movement, On the Role of Zhang Taiyan's Buddhist Thought in the Xinhai Revolution, Liang Qichao's Buddhist Thought, On the Critique and Transformation of Xiong Wenfang's Buddhist Thought on Indian Philosophy, Liang Shuming's Buddhist Thought, Lu Jing's Research on the Chinese Tripitaka, A Brief Discussion on Lu Jing's Evaluation of Xuanzang's Translation, Remembering My Teacher, Mr. Lu Jing, Taiwanese Buddhism and Its Close Connection with Buddhism on the Mainland of China, and more detailed content.