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Author Poceski, Mario.

Title Ordinary mind as the way : the Hongzhou school and the growth of Chan Buddhism / Mario Poceski
Published Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2007

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Description 1 online resource (xii, 287 pages) : illustrations
Contents Introduction: Mazu and the Hongzhou School -- The Study of Chan History -- Images of the Hongzhou School -- About this Volume -- Summary the of Chapters -- Part I. History: The Life and Times of Mazu Daoyi: Early Years in Sichuan -- Formative Monastic Training -- Travel East -- Study with Huairang -- Initial Teaching in Fujian and Jiangxi -- Training of Disciples in Hongzhou -- Final Days and Passing Away -- 2. Regional Spread of the Hongzhou School: Backgrounds of Mazu's Disciples -- Xitang Zhizang -- Baizhang Huaihai -- Other Monks Active in Jiangxi and the South -- Spread to Central China -- Growth in the Lower Yangtze Region -- Expansion to the North -- Mazu's Disciples in Chang'an -- Ruman and Chan in Luoyang -- 3. The Hongzhou School and Mid-Tang Chan: Pattern of Growth -- Literati Associations and Networks of Patronage -- Interactions with other Chan Lineages -- Contours of the Chan Movement -- Lineage and Religious Identities -- Reconfiguration of Chan Orthodoxy -- Influence on the Spread of Chan in Korea -- Transitions in Tang Chan -- Later Developments -- Part II: Doctrine and Practice: 4: Doctrinal Contexts and Religious Attitudes: The Traditions and Doctrines of Tang Buddhism -- Doctrinal Taxonomies -- Monastic Mores and Ideals -- Attitudes toward Meditation -- Canonicity and Attitudes towards Scriptural Authority -- Use of Scriptures -- 5: Mind, Buddha, and the Way: Detachment -- Expedient Means -- Mind and Buddha -- Some Critiques -- "It is not a Thing" -- Ordinary Mind -- 6: Path of Practice and Realization: The "Sudden" vs. "Gradual" Paradigms -- Vanishing Paradigm -- A Gradual Path of Practice -- Stages of the Path -- Comparable Conceptual Models -- Awakening and Realization
Summary This is a comprehensive study of Hongzhou school, which under the leadership of Mazu Daoyi (709-788) and his disciples emerged as the dominant tradition of Chan (Zen) Buddhism in China during the middle part of the Tang dynasty (618-907)
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-274) and index
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Subject Hongzhou (Sect) -- History
Zen Buddhism -- China -- History
PHILOSOPHY -- Zen.
RELIGION -- Buddhism -- Zen.
Hongzhou (Sect)
Zen Buddhism
Hongzhou-Schule
Zen-Buddhismus
Zen-Buddhismus.
Hongzhou-Schule.
China
China.
Genre/Form History
Form Electronic book
Author Oxford University Press
ISBN 0195319966
9780195319965
9781435642287
1435642287