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Contributions to a panel at the XVth Congress of the IABS (Atlanta, 23–28 June 2008)
Guest editors: Pascale Hugon and Kevin Vose <UL> <LI>Pascale HUGON and Kevin VOSE : Introduction – "Unearthing the foundations of Tibetan Buddhist philosophy", p. 237-248; <LI>Kazuo KANO : "rṄog Blo ldan śes rab’s position on the Buddha-nature doctrine and its influence on the early gSaṅ phu tradition", p. 249-284; <LI>Kevin VOSE : "Making and remaking the ultimate in early Tibetan readings of Śāntideva", p. 285-318; <LI>Pascale HUGON : "The origin of the theory of definition and its place in Phya pa Chos kyi seṅ ge’s philosophical system", p. 319-368; <LI>Jonathan STOLTZ : "Phywa pa’s argumentative analogy between factive assessment (yid dpyod) and conceptual thought (rtog pa)", p. 369-386; <LI>Georges DREYFUS and Drongbu TSERING : "Pa tshab and the origin of Prāsaṅgika", p. 387-418; <LI>Thomas DOCTOR : "In pursuit of transparent means of knowledge – The Madhyamaka project of rMa bya Byaṅ chub brtson ʼgrus", p. 419-442; <LI>Chizuko YOSHIMIZU : "Źaṅ Thaṅ sag pa on theses (dam bcaʼ, pratijñā </UL> <P> <B>Vol. 31, Nr. 1-2</B> (2008) (released 2010) <UL> - Obituary <LI>SILK, Jonathan A. : "In memoriam, Erik Z&uuml;rcher (13 Sept. 1928 - 7 Feb. 2008)", p. 3-22; </UL> <UL> - Articles <LI>ACHARYA, Diwakar : "Evidence for Mah&acirc;y&acirc;na Buddhism and Sukh&acirc;vat&icirc; cult in India in the middle period  Early fifth to late sixth century Nepalese inscriptions", p. 23-75. </UL> <UL> <LI>Contributions to the International Symposium Early Chinese Buddhist Translations (Vienna, 18 21 April, 2007)<br> Guest editor Max Deeg <UL> <LI>DEEG, Max : Introduction, p. 77-82; <LI>DEEG, Max : "Creating religious terminology  A comparative approach to early Chinese Buddhist translations", p. 83-118; <LI>DURT, Hubert : "Early Chinese Buddhist translations  Quotations from the early translations in anthologies of the sixth century", p. 119-139; <LI>FUNAYAMA, Toru : "The work of Param&acirc;rtha : An example of Sino-Indian cross-cultural exchange", p. 141-183; <LI>GLASS, Andrew : "Gunabhadra, Baoyun, and the <I>Samyukt&acirc;gama</I>", p. 185-203; <LI>HARRISON, Paul : "Experimental core samples of Chinese translations of two Buddhist S&ucirc;tras analysed in the light of recent Sanskrit manuscript discoveries", p. 205-249; <LI>LEGITTIMO, Elsa I. : "Reopening the Maitreya-files  Two almost identical early Maitreya s&ucirc;tra translations in the Chinese Canon : Wrong attributions and text-historical entanglements", p. 251-293; <LI>NATTIER, Jan : "Who produced the <I>Da mingdu jing</I> (T225)? A reassessment of the evidence", p. 295-337; <LI>PARK, Jungnok ( ): "A new attribution of the authorship of T5 and T6 <I>Mahparinirv&acirc;nas&ucirc;tr</I>a", p. 339-367; <LI>SILK, Jonathan A. : "The <I>Jifayue sheku tuoluoni jing</I>  Translation, non-translation, both or neither?", p. 369-420; <LI>ZACCHETTI, Stefano : "The nature of the <I>Da anban shouyi jing</I> (T602) reconsidered", p. 421-484; <LI>ZHU, Qingzhi : "On some basic features of Buddhist Chinese", p. 485-504. </UL> </UL> <UL> - Book review <LI>SUGIKI, Tsunehiko : David B. Gray, <I>The Cakrasamvara Tantra (The Discourse of Sri Heruka): A Study and Annotated Translation</I>, p. 505-541. <BR> </UL> </UL> <P> <CENTER> <B>PREVIOUS ISSUES</B></CENTER><P> <B>Vol. 30, Nr. 1-2</B> (2007) (released 2009) <UL> - Obituaries <LI>DURT, Hubert : "<I>In memoriam</I> Nino Forte (6 Aug. 1940 - 22 July 2006)", p. 13-15; <LI>FORTE, Erika : "Antonino Forte, List of publications", p. 17-31; <LI>PINAULT, Georges-Jean : "<I>In memoriam</I> Colette Caillat (15 Jan. 1921 - 15 Jan. 2007)", p. 3-11. </UL> <UL> - Articles <LI>JIN, Tao : "The formulation of introductory topics and the writing of exegesis in Chinese Buddhism", p. 33-79; <LI>JOO, Ryan Bongseok : "The ritual of arhat invitation during the Song Dynasty : Why did Mahayanists venerate the arhat ?", p. 81-116; <LI>LIN, Chen-Kuo : "Object of cognition in Dignaga's <I>Alambanapariksavrtti</I> : On the controversial passages in Paramartha's and Xuanzang's translations", p. 117-138; <LI>SHULMAN, Eviatar : "Creative ignorance: Nagârjuna on the ontological significance of consciousness", p. 139-173; <LI>VAN SCHAIK, Sam &amp; DONEY, Lewis : "The prayer, the priest and the Tsenpo : An early Buddhist narrative from Dunhuang", p. 175-217; <LI>WALSER, Joseph : "The origin of the term 'Mahayana' (The Great Vehicle) and its relationship to the Agamas", p. 219-250. </UL> <UL> <LI><I>Buddhist Studies in North America</I>, Contributions to a panel at the XVth Congress of the IABS (Atlanta, 23-28 June 2008)<BR> Guest editor : Charles S. Prebish <UL> <LI>CABEZON, Jose Ignacio : "The changing field of Buddhist Studies in North America", p. 283-298; <LI>FREIBERGER, Oliver : "The disciplines of Buddhist Studies : Notes on religious commitment as boundary-marker", p. 299-318; <LI>GÓMEZ, Luis O. : "Studying Buddhism as if it were not one more among the religions", p. 319-343; <LI>PREBISH, Charles S. : "North American Buddhist Studies : A current survey of the field", p. 253-282. </UL> </UL> <B>Vol. 29, Nr. 2</B> (2006) (released 2009) <UL> <LI>Chu, Junjie : "On Dignaga's theory of the object of cognition as presented in PS(V) 1", p. 211-253; <LI>Higgins, David : "On the development of the non-mentation (amanasikara) doctrine in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism", p. 255-303; <LI>Hin&uuml;ber, Oskar von : "Hoary past and hazy memory,. On the history of early Buddhist texts" (Presidential address at the XVth Conferrence of the IABS, Emory University, Atlanta, June 23-28, 2008), p. 193-210; <LI>McBride, Richard D., II : "The mysteries of body, speech, and mind : The three esoterica (<I>sanmi</I>) in medieval Sinitic Buddhism", p. 305-355; <LI>Sakuma, Hidenori : "On doctrinal similarities between Sthiramati and Xuanzang", p. 357-381; <LI>Stoltz, Jonathan : "Concepts, intension, and identity in Tibetan philosophy of language", p. 383-400; <LI>Report on the XVth Congress of the IABS by Tom J.F. Tillemans, General Secretary, p. 401-405. <LI>IABS Treasurer financial report by Jerome Ducor, p. 407-409.<P> </UL> <P> <BR> <B>Vol. 29, Nr 1</B> (2006) (released 2008)<BR> <UL> <LI>Brose, Ben : "Crossing thousands of Li of waves : The return of China's lost Tiantai texts", p. 21-62;<BR> <LI>Chu, William : "Syncretism reconsidered : The Four Eminent Monks and their syncretistic styles", p. 63-86;<BR> <LI>Elverskog, Johan : "The Mongolian Big Dipper S&ucirc;tra", p. 87-123;<BR> <LI>Rhi, Juhyung : "Fasting Buddhas, <I>Lalitavistara</I>, and <I>Karun&acirc;pundar&icirc;ka</I>", p. 125-153;<BR> <LI>Seeger, Martin : "The Bhikkhun&icirc;-ordination controversy in Thailand", p. 155-183;<BR> <LI>Takasaki, Jikid&ocirc; : "Between translation and interpretation - Cases in the Chinese Tripitaka" (Presidential address at the XIVth Conference of the IABS, London, August 29 - September 3, 2005), p. 3-20;<BR> <LI>Notes on the contributors, p. 185-186.<P> </UL> <BR> <B>Vol. 28, Nr 2</B> (2006) (released 2007)<br> <UL> <LI>Blackburn, Anne M. : "Introduction", p. 235-240;<br> <LI>Arnold, Dan : "Materials for a Madhyamika Critique of Foundationalism : An Annotated Translation of <I>Prasannapada</I> 55.11 to 75.13", p. 411-467;<BR> <LI>Borchert, Thomas A. : "Training Monk or Men: Theravada Monastic Education, Sub-nationalism and the National Sangha of China", p. 241-272;<BR> <LI>Dreyfus, Georges : "Where do Commentarial Schools come from? Reflections on the History of Tibetan Scholasticism", p. 273-297;<BR> <LI>McDaniel, Justin Thomas : "The Art of Reading and Teaching <I>Dhammapadas</I> : Reform, Texts, Contexts in Thai Buddhist History", p. 299-337;<BR> <LI>Miller, W. Blythe : "The Vagrant Poet and the Reluctant Scholar: A Study of the Balance of Iconoclasm and Civility in the Biographical Accounts of two Founders of the 'Brug pa bka' brgyud Lineages", p. 369-410;<BR> <LI>Samuel, Jeffrey : "Texts Memorized, Texts Performed : A Reconsideration of the Role of <I>Paritta</I> in Sri Lankan Monastic Education", p. 339-367.<br> <LI>Book Review : <I>Relics of the Buddha</I> by John Strong, reviewed by Richard Salomon : p. 469-472;<BR> <LI>Report on the XIVth Conference of the IABS, by Tom J.F. Tillemans, General Secretary, p. 473-476;<BR> <LI>IABS Treasurer Financial Report, by Jerome Ducor, p. 477-478;<BR> <LI>Announcement of the XVth Conference of the IABS, p. 479;<br> <LI>Notes on Contributors, p. 481-482.<P> </UL> <BR> <B>Vol. 28, Nr 1</B> (2005)<br> <UL> <LI>Chen, Jinhua : "Fazang (643-712): The Holy Man", p. 11-84;<BR> <LI>Dalton, Jacob : "A Crisis of Doxography: How Tibetans Organized Tantra during the 8th-12th Centuries", p. 115-181;<BR> <LI>McBride, Richard D. : "Dh&acirc;r&acirc;ni and Spells in Medieval Sinitic Buddhism", p. 85-114;<BR> <LI>Ruegg, David Seyfor : "The Kalaw&acirc;n Copper-plate Inscription: Early Evidence for Mah&acirc;y&acirc;na-type Thinking?", p. 3-9;<BR> <LI>Verhagen, Pieter C. : "Studies in Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Hermeneutics (5). The mKhas pa rnams 'jug pa'i sgo, by Sa skya Pandita Kun dga' rgyal mkhan", p. 183-219;<br> <LI>Holba, Jirfi : <A HREF="index3.pdf" target="_top"><I>Index to JIABS vol. 22-26</I></A>, p. 221-229.<P> </UL> <BR> <B>Vol. 27, Nr. 2</B> (2004)<br> <UL> <LI>Ducor, J&eacute;r&ocirc;me : "Les sources de la Sukh&acirc;vat&icirc;, autour d'une &eacute;tude r&eacute;cente de G. Fussman", p. 357-410;<BR> <LI>Freiberger, Oliver : "The Buddhist Canon and the Canon of Buddhist Studies", p. 261-283;<BR> <LI>Gellner, David G. : "Himalayan Conundrum ? A Puzzling Absence in Ronald M. Davidsons' <I>Indian Esoteric Buddhism</I>", p. 411-417; <LI>Mathes, Klaus-Dieter : "T&acirc;ran&acirc;tha's <I>Twenty-One Differences with Regard to the Profound Meaning</I>", p. 285-328;<BR> <LI>McBride II, Richard D. : "Is there really 'Esoteric' Buddhism", p. 329-356;<BR> <LI>Mimaki, Katsumi : "In Memoriam, Y&ucirc;ichi Kajiyama (2.2.1925-29.3.2004)", p. 255-260.<P> </UL> <br> <B>Vol. 27, Nr. 1</B> (2004)<br> <UL> <LI>Agostini, Giulio : "Buddhist Sources on Feticide as Distinct from Homicide", p. 63-95;<BR> <LI>Mayer, Robert : "Pelliot tib&eacute;tain 349 : A Dunhuang Tibetan Text on rDo rje Phur pa", p. 129-164;<BR> <LI>M&uuml;ller, Charles : "The Yog&acirc;c&acirc;ra Two Hindrances and their Reinterpretations in East Asia", p. 207-235; <LI>Ruegg, David Seyfort : "Aspect of the Investigation of the (earlier) Indian Mah&acirc;yana", p. 3-62;<BR> <LI>van Schaik, Sam : "The Early Days of the Great Perfection", p. 165-206;<BR> <LI>Wynne, Alexander : "The Oral Transmission of the Early Buddhist Literature", p. 97-127;<br> <LI>Book Review<BR> Kurt A. 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