《辨法法性论》研究

EditorsPreface

Acknowledgment

Preface

1GeneralIntroduction

1.1Whatthisfour-volumeworkconsistsof:theAvikalpapraresadharaniandKamalasilas

commentaryonit;theDharmadharmatta-vibhaligaandcommentariesbothancientand

modemonit

1.2Thegeneralcharacterofthethoughtpresentedinthiswork:MaitreyanYogacra

1.3SummaryofKamalasilasapproach(whichisalsothatoftheDharmadharmatdvibhaliga)

1.4Defilaitionsofdharmaanddharmatti-thatistosay,thefactorsorelementsofphenomenalreality(chos)andreality-itself(chosnyid)-accordingtoKamalagilasAvikalpapravesa-dhararnianka(summarytopic7.3)

2IntroductiontotheAvikalpapravesadharanianditscommentarytheAvikalpapravesadharranitikabyKamalasila

2.1WhoisKamalas~ilaandwhatsignificancedoeshehavehere?

2.2ThehistoricityofthebSamyasdebate:DidKamala~ilaactuallyengageinadebate?

2.3TheAvikalpaprave~adhdra.ni.t~kdwaswritteninTibetafterthewritingoftheBiuivandkrama

2.4TheAvikalpaprave~adhdra.niasseeninBuddhistliterature

2.5GradualistsandsuddenistsbothcitetheAvikalpapravesadharani

2.6TheAvikalpapravesadhdrarnanis"nonfabricatinginthemind"mayindicateaprocessof

suspensionofrepresentationalthinking

2.7KamalalilainterpretstheAvikalpapravesadhdranis"nonfabricatinginthemind"(yidlabyedpa)tomean"analysisofthereal"(yangdagparsosobrtagpa)

2.8Overcomingthegiven:theyogicpracticeoftheAvikalpapravesadharani

2.9Meditationfortheabandoningofapparentmarksandthedefinitionof"nonfabricationin

themind"accordingtoKamalasila:abandoningandnonperceptionjustifiedthroughanalysisthatascertainsentiteslackofinherentnature

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3TranslationoftheAvilalpapravesadharani

4SevenAppendicesofcompletesummarytopicsandlogerexcerptsfromKamalasilascommentaryontheAvikalpapravesadharanitika

5TheDharmadharmatavibhangaofMaitreya

Bibligraphy

Index

AbstractinChinese

　　Thegeographicalterms"NorthernBuddhism"and"SouthernBuddhism"areusedtorefertotheBuddhisttraditionstransmittedoutsideofIndia."NorthernBuddhism"refersprimarilytoBuddhismpracticedinChina,Korea,Japan,TibetandMongolia,wheretheMahayanatraditionisfollowed."SouthernBuddhism"ispracticedinSriLanka,Burma,Thailand,Cambodia,andLaos,andfollowstheTheravadatradition.ChineseBuddhism,beingoneofthetwomainbranchesof"NorthernBuddhism,"isaresultoftheencounterbetweenBuddhisminCentralAsiaandtheChinesecivilizationduringthefirstcenturyC.E.ThishighlyevolvedformofBuddhistpracticewaslatertransmittedtoJapanandKorea,whereitisknowntoWesternacademicsas"EastAsianBuddhism."