Jan van Bragt
Biographic Data
| ID | 5590554 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jan van Bragt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jan |
| FAMILY NAME | van Bragt |
| SIGNATURE | VAN BRAGT J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reflections on Zen and Ethics
Haiga
Die einheimische Religion Japans. Teil 2
In memoriam
O n J u l y 21 Heinrich D um oulin, S.J., died quietly at age 90 after three weeks of hospitalization. He was led to his final resting place in a funeral service of monastic simplicity at St
Philosophie in Japan. Von den Anfangen bis Zur Heian Zeit
Der Japanische Obaku Monch Tetsugen Doko
The Second Conference Report of the Tozai Shukyo Koryu Gakkai
Partly because he grew up in a Shin Buddhist family, Hisamatsu's interest in Shin Buddhism was very strong, and he developed his critique of it until the end of his life. No reaction to this critique has been forthcoming from the specialists in Shin Buddhist doctrine, but would like to offer some response to it from my standpoint as an outsider. Simply stated, Hisamatsu's idea of Shin Buddhism appears to be based on the Shin Buddhism of the commo…
Indonesian Religions in Transition
Religion and Nothingness
Foreward Translation's Introduction Preface 1. What Is Religion? 2. The Personal and the Impersonal in Religion 3. Nihility and Sunyata 4. The Standpoint of Sunyata 5. Sunyata and Time 6. Sunyata and History Notes Glossary Index
Religious ideas in Japan
The JJR S proclaims itself dedicated to the advancement of inter-religious understanding and to the furthering of the study of religion, particularly Japanese religion -with a special interestas stated on the inside of the front cover, in breaking through the language barriers which separate Japanese scholarship in religion from the international scene. It goes without saying that the present issue wants to honor this policy and tradition, but po…
Absolute Nothingness
Das `Selbst' in Mahayana-Buddhismus in Japanischer Sicht und die `Person' im Christentum im Licht des Neuen Testaments
Religion and Nothingness
Foreward Translation's Introduction Preface 1. What Is Religion? 2. The Personal and the Impersonal in Religion 3. Nihility and Sunyata 4. The Standpoint of Sunyata 5. Sunyata and Time 6. Sunyata and History Notes Glossary Index
Das `Selbst' in Mahayana-Buddhismus in Japanischer Sicht und die `Person' im Christentum im Licht des Neuen Testaments
Religious ideas in Japan
The JJR S proclaims itself dedicated to the advancement of inter-religious understanding and to the furthering of the study of religion, particularly Japanese religion -with a special interestas stated on the inside of the front cover, in breaking through the language barriers which separate Japanese scholarship in religion from the international scene. It goes without saying that the present issue wants to honor this policy and tradition, but po…
Absolute Nothingness
Religion and Nothingness
Foreward Translation's Introduction Preface 1. What Is Religion? 2. The Personal and the Impersonal in Religion 3. Nihility and Sunyata 4. The Standpoint of Sunyata 5. Sunyata and Time 6. Sunyata and History Notes Glossary Index
Indonesian Religions in Transition
The Second Conference Report of the Tozai Shukyo Koryu Gakkai
Partly because he grew up in a Shin Buddhist family, Hisamatsu's interest in Shin Buddhism was very strong, and he developed his critique of it until the end of his life. No reaction to this critique has been forthcoming from the specialists in Shin Buddhist doctrine, but would like to offer some response to it from my standpoint as an outsider. Simply stated, Hisamatsu's idea of Shin Buddhism appears to be based on the Shin Buddhism of the commo…
Der Japanische Obaku Monch Tetsugen Doko
Philosophie in Japan. Von den Anfangen bis Zur Heian Zeit
In memoriam
O n J u l y 21 Heinrich D um oulin, S.J., died quietly at age 90 after three weeks of hospitalization. He was led to his final resting place in a funeral service of monastic simplicity at St
Die einheimische Religion Japans. Teil 2
Haiga
Reflections on Zen and Ethics
Philosophy (11 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Theology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Japanese History and Culture (3 works) · Religious studies (3 works) · Buddhism (2 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (2 works)