THE EASTERN
BUDDHIST
NEW
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2017
General editor Robert F. RHODES EDITOR John LOBREGLIO Editorial
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ssistant FUJIEDA Naoko INTERNAL ADVISORS Michael CONWAY INOUE Takaini NITTA TomomichiA
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oardGalen AMSTUTZ, Institute of Buddhist Studies Mark L. BLUM, University of California, Berkeley
Max DEEG, Cardiff University FUNAYAMA Torn, Kyoto University Paul HARRISON, Stanford University
Thomas P. KASULIS, Ohio State University, Emeritus KETA Masako, Kyoto University, Emerita
KlGOSHI Yasushi, Otani University Lori MEEKS, University of Southern California
MORIYA Tomoe, Hannan University A. Charles MULLER, Musashino University
James ROBSON, Harvard University SHIMODA Masahiro, University of Tokyo
Paul L. SWANSON, Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture
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THE
EASTERN
BUDDHIST
An unsectarian journal devoted to an open and critical study of Buddhism in all of its aspects, published by
The Eastern Buddhist Society Otani University, Kyoto
Vol.48,No.2 NEWSERIES 2017
CONTENTS
The Dust Contemplation frontispiece ARTICLES
The Dust Contemplation: A Study and Translation of a Newly Discovered Chinese Yogacara Meditation Treatise from the Haneda Dunhuang Manuscripts of the Kyo-U Library
Eric M. Greene... 1
Whence Came the Name “Kuiji” Instead of Just “Ji”?
He Huanhuan ... 51
The Two Bodhisattva Reliefs ofSokkuram Grotto: Identifying the Figures ofManjusri and Samantabhadra
Lim Young-ae ... 69
Korean Buddhist Practice as Seen in a Nineteenth-Century Rosary Print
Boudewijn Walraven... 93
REPORT
“A Day Without Work is a Day Without Food”: New Developments in Chinese Buddhism
Esben Andreasen... 123 BOOK REVIEWS
Berthe Jansen. The Monastery Rules: Buddhist Monastic
Organization in Pre-Modern Tibet (Alexander K. Smith)... 139
John C. Maraldo. Japanese Philosophy in the Making 1:
Crossing Paths with Nishida (Tanaka Jun' ichi)... 141
Jan Van Bragt. A Soga Ryojin Reader (Tsunoda Yuichi)... 150
Paul B. Watt. Demythologizing Pure Land Buddhism:
Anna Andreeva. Assembling Shinto: Buddhist Approaches to Kami Worship in Medieval Japan (Michael Pye) ...159 OBITUARY
Where Did He Go? Ueda Shizuteru Sensei’s Last Lesson
KanpuBretW.Davis... 163
CONTRIBUTORS
Esben ANDREASEN, External Examiner of Religious Studies, University of Copenhagen.
Bret W. DAVIS, Professor and Thomas J. Higgins, S.J. Chair in Philosophy, Loyola University Maryland, Baltimore.
Eric M. GREENE, Assistant Professor, Yale University, New Haven. HE Huanhuan, Professor, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou.
LIM Young-ae, Associate Professor, Dongguk University, Seoul.
Michael PYE, Professor Emeritus, University of Marburg; Research Asso ciate, Otani University, Kyoto.
JeffSCHROEDER, Assistant Professor, University of Oregon, Eugene. Alexander K. SMITH, Deputy Professor of Social Anthropology, Standards
of Decision Making Across Cultures (SDAC), and Faculty Member, International Consortium for Research in the Humanities (IKGF FAU), Friedrich Alexander Universitat Erlangen-Numberg.
TANAKA Jun'ichi, Associate Professor, Otani University, Kyoto. TSUNODA Yuichi, Assistant Professor, Sophia University, Tokyo.
Boudewijn C. A. WALRAVEN, Professor Emeritus, Leiden University; for mer Visiting Distinguished Professor, Sungkyunkwan University.
THE
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Founded in 1921 by D. T. Suzuki and Beatrice Lane Suzuki
VOLUME 48, 1 (2017)
FEATURE: “Francophone Buddhist Studies”; Michael Pye, Introduction; Iyanaga Nobumi, A
History of the Hobogirin: Dictionnaire encyclopedique du bouddhisme d’apres les sources chi noises et japonaises', Constantin Regamey, The Question of Primitive Buddhism in the Closing Works of Stanislaw Schayer; Frederic Girard, Emile Guimet, the Histoiy of Religions, and Japanese Buddhism; Emile Guimet, Shimaji Mokurai, Akamatsu Renjo, and Atsumi Kaien, A
Nineteenth-Century Dialogue in the Hall of Flying Clouds; Jerome Ducor, Pure Eand Sources in French; James L. Fredericks, A Hermeneutics of Grace: Henri de Lubac’s Reception of Honen and Shinran.
Book Reviews
Books Received
VOLUME 47,2(2016)
FEATURE: “Commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Passing of Suzuki Daisetsu”: Sueki
Fumihiko, Reading D. T. Suzuki with a Focus on His Notion of “Person”; Yasutomi Shin ’ya, Personal Reflections on Suzuki Daisetsu’s Nihonteki Reiser, Victor Sogen Hori, D. T. Suzuki and the Invention of Tradition; Stefan Grace, The Political Context of D. T. Suzuki’s Early Life; John
Breen, “Reflections on D. T. Suzuki: Commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of His Death,” December 5-6, 2016, Nichibunken, Kyoto.
ARTICLE: Rainer Schulzer, Soteriological Pragmatism and Psychotherapy: The Buddhist Concept of “Means” in the Writings of the Modem Buddhist Philosopher Inoue Enryo.
Book Reviews
Books Received
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