Library Buddhism Engi no Shiso / Mie Mitsunori / Isshiki Daigo

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Buddhism
[Introduction to Contents]
What is "Engi"?
How was the idea of "Engi" born and raised?
And who preached it?
This is an epoch-making essay that explores the origin and development of the fundamental thought that goes through the history of Buddhism and highlights its original form.
It is an epoch-making essay that overturns the common sense of Buddhism.
Author : A compilation of many years of study of Engi.
Preface
I What is "Engi"
Chapter 1 History of Engi Thought
Chapter 2 About Connection
Chapter 3 "Engi" and "Ichisokuzen" - "Sokuzen"
Chapter 3 "Engi" and "Ichisokuzen" - "Sokuzen"
Chapter 4 "Engi Setsu" - Relationship with Self or Reality in Buddhism
Chapter 6 "Relationship (En), Relationship (Engi), Relationship (Engi) Engi)
Chapter 5 Relationship Theory - Relationship with Self or Reality in Buddhism
Chapter 6 Relationship (En), Relationship (Engi), Relationship サーリプッタ and Naagarjuna in Chapter 14 History of Ideas of Legends" and San Scrit 『 Shishukei 』 "(The Tale of Legends)
Chapter 14 and Naagarjuna in History of Ideas of Legends
Commentary on Isshiki Daigo
Funahiki
Author's brief history
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1923.
Graduated from the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Letters, University of Tokyo and completed graduate school (old system).
After studying at Munich University, he served as Assistant Professor of Kokugakuin University, Professor of Tsukuba University, Professor of Nihon University, and Director of Oriental Academy.
Emeritus Professor of Tsukuba University.
Doctor of Letters.
Received the Order of the Third Class of the Sacred Treasure of Ph.D..
Author wrote many books including 『 Oriental Thought and Western Thought, Comparative Introduction 』 (Shunjusha) 『 Indian Buddhist Thought, 』 『 Seshin 』 (both kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko) 『 Introduction to Buddhism 』 (Iwanami Shinsho) What is Mahayana 『 』 (Chikuma Gakugei Bunko) 『 Ryu 2010 法藏 已生 已生 サーリプッタ Scrit イダッパチャヤター Nebara 』 『 『 』 『 』 』 Nebara イダッパチャヤター Mie The Twelve Earthly Branches The Twelve Earthly Branches