The Other Way of Speaking
The study delves into the intricacies of language to uncover significant insights about Daoist Zhuangzi and Chan Buddhism, offering a fresh perspective that challenges traditional interpretations. By examining the use of language, it reveals deeper truths about these philosophical traditions, encouraging readers to reconsider their established beliefs.
Featuring over 400 cross-referenced entries, this comprehensive resource delves into the key figures, schools, texts, and practices of Chan Buddhism. It includes a detailed chronology and an introduction that provide context, alongside an extensive bibliography for further research. This dictionary serves as an essential reference for anyone interested in the rich history and diverse elements of Chan Buddhism.
Engaging the Daoist Zhuangzi in Studies of Cultivated Forgetting
Exploring the concept of forgetting, this work delves into its ethical implications as presented in the Daoist text Zhuangzi. It appeals to scholars across various fields, including Asian philosophy, religion, moral philosophy, and the study of memory. By examining these themes, the book invites a comparative analysis of philosophical and ethical perspectives, making it a valuable resource for those interested in cross-cultural studies.
This work advocates for a fresh perspective on Chinese Buddhism, urging its evaluation as a unique philosophical tradition rather than a Western-influenced stereotype. It highlights the contributions of Chinese Buddhist philosophers to various philosophical fields, emphasizing their relevance beyond Western categorizations.