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THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS, Number 1 (1999-2000) (208 pages)

1. A.K. Narain, “Buddhism : Looking Back and Looking Ahead”, pp. 1-13

2. Christian Lindtner, “The Great Soul of the Ārya Dharma”, pp. 15-44

3. Charles Willemen , “The Indian Background of Buddhism in China : Some facts and Remarks”, pp. 45-49

4. H.S. Prasad, “Looking for the Postmodern Ideas in the Buddha and Nāgārjuna”, pp. 51-73.

5. Ineke Van Put, “Some Remarks on the Eight Great Hells in the Northern Buddhist Tradition”, pp. 75-82

6. J.D. Lerner, “The Greek-Indians of Western India : A Study of the Yavana and Yonaka Buddhist Cave Temple Inscriptions”, pp. 83-109.

7. Mahesh Tiwari, “(Rūpa in Abhidharma)”, pp. 111-127

8. Malavika Bandyopadhyaya, “Ksemendra : An Indian Buddhist Poet”, pp. 129-141

9. Sanghasen Singh, “The Problem of Aniccattā Doctrine in Buddhism”, pp. 143-156

10. Vaijayanti Shete, “Avadānakalpalatā in the Perspective of Stage Value”, pp. 157-162

II     Translations and Reprints

1. Lalji ‘Shravak’, “Sangitiparyāyapādasāstra : Nidānavarga and  Ekadharma Varga (Translated from Chinese into Hindi)”, pp. 163-178

III    Reviews and Notices

1. C. Willemen, “The Weaving of Mantra- Kukai and the  construction of Esoteric Buddhist Discourse,  by Ryuichi Abe, Columbia University Press,  New York, 1999”, pp. 179-181

2. C. Willemen, “The Zen Teaching of Master Lin-chi: A Translation of the Lin-chi lu, by  Burton Watson, Columbia University Press  New York, 1999”, p. 181

3. C. Willemen, “ Bibliographical Sources for Buddhist Studies  from the viewpoint of Buddhist philology, by  Yasuhiro Sueki, The International Institute for  Buddhist Studies of the International College  for Advanced Buddhist Studies, Tokyo, 1999”, p. 182             

4. Lalji ‘Shravak’, “Samyuktābhidharmahrdayasāstra : Heart of  Scholasticism with Miscellaneous Additions,  English Translation by Bart Dessein,  Motilal Banarasidass, Delhi 1999”, pp. 183-185

 

IV    Index to the Indian Journal of Buddhist Studies

 

 

THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS, Number 2 (2001) (185 pages)

Part I         

I.  Proceedings of the Colloquium on “Buddhism : Schools and Sects” held at Catholic University, Leuven (Belgium) on May 27-28, 2000

1. Preface, pp. 3-5

2. Introductory Speech by HE Masaki Kunieda, pp. 7-8 

3. Heinz Bechert, “Sanghabheda and Nikāyabheda in Buddhist Law”, pp. 9-14.

4. Adelbert Denaux, “School and/or Sects :       A Question of Context”, pp. 15-24

5. Karel Dobbelaere, “The Process of Conversion of Sōka Gakkai :  A Buddhist Religious Movement”,  pp. 25-43

6. Frans Goetghebeur, “Buddhism through a European Filter”, pp. 45–62.        

7. Alexander Kabanoff, “The Amidist Underground Sects in the Edo Period”,  pp. 63-70.

8. Lalji ‘Shravak’, “Miśrakābhidharmahrdayaśāstra : Fusion of Bahirdeśaka and Kāśmīra Abhidharma Traditions”, pp. 71-84.

9. Rik Torfs, “Sects and Schools from the Viewpoint of the Roman Catholic Church”, pp. 85-93

10. Willy Vande Walle, “Zen as a Western Invention”, pp. 95-108

11. Ineke Van Put, “Jizō’s Cult : A Fusion of Traditions”, pp. 109-119

12. Peter Verhagen, “Studies in Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Hermeneutics (2) : Notes Apropos to the Role of Hermeneutics in Buddhist Sectarianism in India and Tibet”, pp. 121-134

13. Russel Webb, “Contemporary European Scholarship on Buddhism”, pp. 135-161

14. Charles Willemen, “Sarvāstivāda Developments in Northwestern India and in China”, pp. 163-169

15. Discussion, pp. 171-181.

 

THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS, Number 3 (2002) (216 pages)

I  Articles                             

1. Jana Benická, “ The Theory of the Non-Sentient Beings Expounding the Dharma in Chinese Buddhist  Philosophy [From Jizang To Dongshan Liangjie]”, pp. 1-32

2. Jim Blumenthal, “Remarks on the dGe-lugs-pa Analysis  of Śāntaraksita’s Views on the Status of Hīnayāna Arhats”, pp. 33-56

3. Lokesh Chandra, “Closure of the Library Cave 17 of Tun Huang”, pp.57-69            

4. Swati Ganguli, “Analytical study of the A-pi-da-mo pinlei zu Lun  (Abhidharmaprakaranapādaśāstra)”, pp. 71-87

5. B.G. Gokhale, “Sacred Space” in Early Buddhism”, pp. 89-94

6. Rita Gupta, “A Brief Survey of the Critiques of Nyāya and Buddhist Epistemology”, pp. 95-121

7. Ulrich T. Kragh, “The Extant Abhidharma-literature”, pp. 123-167

8. A.K. Narain, “The Exact Spot of Birth of Siddhārtha Gautama, the Śākyamuni Buddha”, pp. 169-179.

9. Christian K. Wedemeyer, “Antinomianism and Gradualism: the Contextualization  of the Practices of Sensual Enjoyment (Caryā) in the Guhyasamāja Ārya Tradition”, pp. 181-195.

10. Akira Yuyama, “Some Remarks On The Canonical Texts  Quoted By Madhyamaka Masters”, pp. 197-205

 

II.    Reviews and Notices                                                

Charles Willemen, “Collected Papers on Buddhist Studies, ed. Padmanabh S. Jaini, foreword by Paul Dundas. Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi 2001”, pp. 207-208

Charles Willemen, “Yasuhiro Sueki, Bibliographical Sources for Buddhist Studies, from the Viewpoint of Buddhist Philology,Tokyo 2001”, p. 208

Charles Willemen, “Shohei Ichimura, Buddhist Critical Spirituality. Prajñā and Śūnyatā. North American Institute  of Zen and Buddhist Studies. Series 4,  Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi 2001”, pp. 209-210

Charles Willemen, “The Journal of the International College for Advanced Buddhist Studies IV, 2001. Published by the International College for Advanced Buddhist Studies, Tokyo”, pp. 211-212

Charles Willemen, “Kichō Onozuka, Kūkai kyōgaku ni okeru haikei shisō no kenkyū (The Basic Study of Kūkai’s Doctrine), Sankibō Busshorin, Tokyo 2000”, pp. 212-13

Addenda and Corrigenda 214

Obituary  215

 

 

THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS, Number 4 (2003) (242 pages)

I  Articles         

1. Cheng Jianhua, “Is Buddhism Related to Brahmanism and Hinduism”, pp. 1-7

2. Dan Arnold, “Verses on Nonconceptual Awareness: A Close Reading of Mahåyånasaµgraha 8.2-13”, pp. 9-49

3.  Hikotaro Furuta, “Tagore and Zen”, pp. 51-55

4.  John P. Keenan, “Critical and Mystic Yogåcåra Philosophy : Language and Truth”, pp. 57-88

5. Rita Gupta, “A Brief Survey of the Critiques of Nyåya and Buddhist Epistemology”, pp. 89-121

6. J. Sitaramamma, “The Contribution of the Íaila Schools of Óndhradeßa for the Rise of Mahåyåna thought”, pp. 123-137

7. Soma Basu, “A brief text –critical note on Bhadrakalpavadana : A store of Buddhist narratives in verse”, pp. 139-149

8. Song Lidao, “The Establishment of a Global Ethic and the Buddhist Attitude in Inter-Religious Dialogue”, pp. 151-160

 

II  Translations

 

1. Marcus Bingenheimer, “A translation of the TØdaiwajØ tØseiden 唐大和尚東征傳 (T. 2089 (7)”, pp. 161-189

2. Lalji Shravak, “Abhidharmasa∫g¥tiparyåyapådaßåstra : Dvidharma varga”, pp. 191-223

 

III  Reviews and Notices

1. C.D. Sebastian, “Emptiness Appraised by David Burton”, pp. 225-229

2. C.D. Sebastian, “The Resonance of Emptiness:  A Buddhist inspiration for Contemporary

Psychotherapy by Gay Watson”, pp. 230-235

3. N.H. Samtani, “The Meditation Handbook: A Step-by-step Manual Providing A Clear

And Practical Guide To Buddhist Meditation by Geshe Kelsang Gyasto”, pp. 236-237

4. N.H. Samtani, “Buddhånusm®ti (A Glossary of Buddhist Terms) by Dr. Kala Acarya”, pp. 237-238

 

Obituary 239-241

Lakshmi Narayan Tiwari by N.H. Samtani

Addenda and Corrigenda 242

 

 

THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS, Number 5 (2004) (250 pages)

I  Articles   

1. Dipak Kumar Barua, “Buddhism as Revealed in some Newly Discovered Mystic Songs from Nepal”, pp. 1-19

2. Chameli Chowdhury, “ÍåntarakΣita’s Reaffirmation of Dignåga and  Dharmak¥rti’s Views on Perception and his Defence of the Nyåya-M¥måµså Criticisms”, pp. 21-40

3. Guang Xing  , “An Enquiry into the Origin of the Mahåså∫ghika Buddhology” pp. 41-51

4. J.R. Joshi, “Literary Aspects of Pali Employed in Ritual” pp. 53-61

5. David McMahan, “Demythologization and the Core-versus-Accretions Model of Buddhism”, pp. 63-99

6.  K.T.S. Sarao, “Påli Buddhism and in-laws of the Buddha”, pp.  101-118

7. Abraham Velez de Cea, “The silence of the Buddha and the questions about the Tathågata after death”, pp. 119-141

 

II  Translations

1. Marcus Bingenheimer, “A translation of the TØdaiwajØ tØseiden (T. 2089 (7) (cont.)”, pp. 143-181

2.  Lalji ‘Shravak’ “Abhidharmasa∫g¥tiparyåyapådaßåstra : Tridharma varga  [T. Vol. 26, No. 1536]  (translated from Chinese into Hindi)”, pp. 183-221

 

III  Reviews and Notices

1. C. D. Sebastian, “Studies in History of Buddhism ed. by A. K. Narain”, pp. 223-232

2.  Lalji ‘Shravak’, “Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies, Vol. IX, Buddhist Philosophy from 350 to 600 A.D. ed. by  Karl H. Potter, 2003”, pp. 233-237.

3. Charles Willemen, “ Dharmak¥rti sur les Mantra et la perception du  supra-sensible by Vincent Eltschinger”, pp. 237-239

4. Charles Willemen, “Reason’s Traces. Identity and Interpretation in Indian and Tibetan Buddhist Thought by Mathew T. Kapstein”, pp. 239-241

5. Charles Willemen, “Rules for Nuns according to the Dharmaguptakavinaya: The Discipline in Four Parts, English translation by Ann Heirman”, pp. 241-244

Obituary  pp. 245-250

Akira Hirakawa by N.H. Samtani

Akira Hirakawa by Charles Willemen

 

THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS no. 6, 2005 (227 pages)

I. Articles

1. C.D. Sebastian, "Buddhist philosophy: Its Three Distinct Phases
and the Basic Thematic Unity" (1-16)

2. Charles Willemen, "The _Suutra_ 'School' in Nara Japan (710-784)" (17-35)

3. Ineke Van Put, "Some Notes on Intermediate Existence and
Sukhaavatii" (37-50)

4. Jeffrey Grupp, "The R-Theory of Time, or Replacement Presentism:
The Buddhist Philosophy of Time" (51-122)

5. Mario D'Amato, "Defending the Mahaayaana from Its Cultured
Despisers: A Translation of _Mahaayaanasuutraala.mkaara_, Chapter 1"
(123-142)

II. Translations

1. Lalji Shravak, "Abhidharma Sa.ngiitiparyaayapaada'saastra
(Tridharma varga) (T. Vol. 26, No. 1536)" [Translated from Chinese
into Hindi] (143-174)

III. Reviews and Notices

A. Reviews

1. C.D. Sebastian, _Metaphysics and Mysticism in Mahaayaana Buddhism:
An Analytical Study of the Ratnagotravibhaago Mahaayaanottaratantra
'Saastram_ (Abhimanyu Singh) (175-180)

2. Luis O. Gomez, _The Land of Bliss: The Paradise of the Buddha of
Measureless Light_ (C.D. Sebastian) (181-184)

3. N.H. Samtani, _Gathering the Meanings. Essential Teachings of the
Buddha. The Arthavini'scaya Suutra and Its Commentary Nibandhana
(Charles Willemen) (185-188)

Ardy Verhaegen, _The Dalai Lamas: The Institution and Its History
(N.H. Samtani) (189-193)

B. Notices

Books received to date: From their blurbs (195-227)

                  

 

THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS  2006   Number 7

ADVISORS: Gombrich, Richard; Huang Xinchuan; Pasadika, Bhikkhu; Rajaratanamoli, Ven. Phra; Samtani, N.H.; Takasaki, Jikido; Willemen, Charles; Zelliot, Eleanor

Contents

I    Articles                          

1.   Anålayo, Ven 1-20

      The Buddha and Omniscience

2.   Choong, Mun-keat  21-35

      A comparison of the Pali and Chinese versions

      of the Kosala Sa◊yutta, an early Buddhist

      discourse on King Pasenadi of Kosala

3.   Ritzinger, Justin and Bingenheimer, Marcus 37-94

      Whole-body relics in Chinese Buddhism –

      Previous Research and Historical Overview

4.   Singh, Sanjay Kumar  95-98

      Problem of ‘Dusassa Guˆaµ’ in Kaccåyana Vyåkaraˆa

5.   Tripathy, B. and Dutta, S. 99-114

      Bon Among the Monpas of Arunachal Pradesh

6.   Willemen, Charles 115-124

      About the Words Yogåcåra and Faxiang

II  vuqokn / Translations

1.   Lalji ‘Shravak’  125-166

      Abhidharma Sa∫g¥tiparyåyapådaßåstra (Caturdharma varga)

      [T. Vol. 26, No. 1536] (translated from Chinese into Hindi)

III Reviews, Notices and Blurbs etc.

A.   Reviews 

1.   Narain, C.K. 167-170

     ANSWERS Discussion with Western Buddhists

     by The Dalai Lama; Snow Lion Publication, USA

2.   Prasad, Birendra Nath 171-175

      Dilemmas of Revival of Buddhism in India

      Gail Omvedt, Buddhism In India: Challenging Brahamanism and Caste, Sage Publishers, Delhi

      D.C.Ahir, Buddhism Declined in India: How and Why, BR Publications, Delhi

B.  Blurbs of Books received 177-186

IV Memorial Essays and Obituaries 

      Jaya Gokhale

      Balkrishna Govind Gokhalé  187-199

 

 

THE INDIAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST STUDIES

IIJBS  2007   Number 8

ADVISORS: Gombrich, Richard; Huang Xinchuan; Pasadika, Bhikkhu; Rajaratanamoli, Ven. Phra; Samtani, N.H.; Takasaki, Jikido; Willemen, Charles

I  Articles                      

1.   Anålayo, Ven.                                                                         1-21

      The Arahant Ideal in early Buddhism -

      the Case of Bakkula

2.   Buragohain, Jaya                                                                 23-55

      The Concept and History of S¥må  in Theravåda

      Buddhist Monasteries in North East of India, Thailand, Myanmar and Sri Lanka

3.   Gokhalé, Jayashree B.                                                        57-76

      The Just State, Buddhism and Asoka 

4.   Ichimura, Shohei                                                                77-107

     T ‘ien-t‘ai Philosophy of Dharma Theory and

      Chinese Buddhist Culture

5.   Lara, Braitstein                                                                109-129

      Contributions of the 10th Shamarpa

      Chödrup Gyatso to Svayambh¨ St¨pa

6.   Long, Darui                                                                      131-152

      Venerable Taixu’s Interpretation of Chan:

      The Revival of Buddhism in Early 20th Century

7.   Takasaki, JikidØ                                                             153-173

      One Hundred Years of Buddhist Studies in Japan

II Translations

1.   Kuan, Tse-fu                                                                    175-194    

      Annotated Translation of the Chinese Version

      of the Kåyagatåsati Sutta

2.   Lalji ‘Shravak’                                                                 195-221      

      Abhidharma Sa∫g¥tiparyåyapådaßåstra (Caturdharma varga)

      [T. Vol. 26, No. 1536] (translated from Chinese into Hindi)