Ming-Wood Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 699515 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ming-Wood Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ming-Wood |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hong Kong |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Madhyamika Thought in China
A Chinese Madhyamaka Theory of Truth: The Case of Chi-tsang
Chi-tsang (549-623) was the key figure in the revival of Chinese Madhyamaka in the late sixth century, and his teaching is commonly acknowledged to be the apex of the development of Madhyamaka thought in China.' This essay attempts to examine the conception of underlying a number of ideas generally considered as central to Chi-tsang's philosophy, including refutation of falsehood (p'o-hsieh), revelation of truth (hsien-cheng), and two truths (erh…
The Chinese Madhyamaka practice ofp'an-chiao: The case of Chi-Tsang
Because of the growing interest in Buddhist hermeneutics in recent years, the subject ofp'an-chiao(classification of teachings) has lately attracted increasing attention in the West.P'an-chiaois essentially an attempt to distinguish and to integrate various trends of Buddhist thought, various systems of Buddhist praxis and various kinds of Buddhist texts, with a view to highlighting their individual characteristics and to reconciling their appare…
The Lotus Sūtra and Garland Sūtra According To the T'Ien-T'Ai and Hua-Yen Schools in Chinese Buddhism
Fan Chen's "Treatise on the Destructibility of the Spirit" and Its Buddhist Critics
The Mind-Only Teaching of Ching-ying Hui-yuan: An Early Interpretation of Yogacara Thought in China
The Yogacara and Madhyamika Interpretations of the Buddha-Nature Concept in Chinese Buddhism
The Three-Nature Doctrine and Its Interpretation in Hua-Yen Buddhism
The Harmonious Universe of Fa-tsang and Leibniz: A Comparative Study
The P'an-Chiao System of the Hua-Yen School in Chinese Buddhism
The Yogacara and Madhyamika Interpretations of the Buddha-Nature Concept in Chinese Buddhism
A Chinese Madhyamaka Theory of Truth: The Case of Chi-tsang
Chi-tsang (549-623) was the key figure in the revival of Chinese Madhyamaka in the late sixth century, and his teaching is commonly acknowledged to be the apex of the development of Madhyamaka thought in China.' This essay attempts to examine the conception of underlying a number of ideas generally considered as central to Chi-tsang's philosophy, including refutation of falsehood (p'o-hsieh), revelation of truth (hsien-cheng), and two truths (erh…
Fan Chen's "Treatise on the Destructibility of the Spirit" and Its Buddhist Critics
The Mind-Only Teaching of Ching-ying Hui-yuan: An Early Interpretation of Yogacara Thought in China
The P'an-Chiao System of the Hua-Yen School in Chinese Buddhism
The Three-Nature Doctrine and Its Interpretation in Hua-Yen Buddhism
The Harmonious Universe of Fa-tsang and Leibniz: A Comparative Study
The Mind-Only Teaching of Ching-ying Hui-yuan: An Early Interpretation of Yogacara Thought in China
The Yogacara and Madhyamika Interpretations of the Buddha-Nature Concept in Chinese Buddhism
Fan Chen's "Treatise on the Destructibility of the Spirit" and Its Buddhist Critics
The Lotus Sūtra and Garland Sūtra According To the T'Ien-T'Ai and Hua-Yen Schools in Chinese Buddhism
A Chinese Madhyamaka Theory of Truth: The Case of Chi-tsang
Chi-tsang (549-623) was the key figure in the revival of Chinese Madhyamaka in the late sixth century, and his teaching is commonly acknowledged to be the apex of the development of Madhyamaka thought in China.' This essay attempts to examine the conception of underlying a number of ideas generally considered as central to Chi-tsang's philosophy, including refutation of falsehood (p'o-hsieh), revelation of truth (hsien-cheng), and two truths (erh…
The Chinese Madhyamaka practice ofp'an-chiao: The case of Chi-Tsang
Because of the growing interest in Buddhist hermeneutics in recent years, the subject ofp'an-chiao(classification of teachings) has lately attracted increasing attention in the West.P'an-chiaois essentially an attempt to distinguish and to integrate various trends of Buddhist thought, various systems of Buddhist praxis and various kinds of Buddhist texts, with a view to highlighting their individual characteristics and to reconciling their appare…
Madhyamika Thought in China
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