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Title: Buddhist Analysis of Matter
Authors: Y. Karunadasa
Keywords: Kinh điển và triết học phật giáo
Phật giáo nhập thế và các vấn đề xã hội đương đại
Issue Date: 1967
Publisher: THE DEPARTMENT OF CUTURAL AFFAIRS, COLOMBO.
Abstract: Tms study constitutes an inquiry into the analysis of matter as expressed in the sources of Theravada Buddhism, especially in the later systematization known as the Abhidhamma, The introductory chapter is devoted to an examination of the many senses and contexts in which rilpa-& term often used in the sense of matter-occurs ; the definition of rilpa in the sense of matter ; and the general nature of tbe rllpa· dhammas, i.e. the ultimate irreducible factors into which matter is analysed. These riipa-clhammas, twenty eight in all, are classified into two categories as primary and secondary
Description: What has so far been observed about the Theravada is less true about the other schools of Buddhism. For Prof. Stcherbatsky's works, notably The Central Con-ception of Buddhism, Prof. O. K. J. Rosenberg's Die Probleme der buddhistischen Philosophie (Heidelberg, 1924) and Dr. Mo Govern's A Manual of Buddhist Philosophy, Vol. I (London, 1924), (e.g.) have gone a long way to elucidating the Buddhist theories of matter as expressed in Sanskrit, Tibetan and Chinese sources. Along with these should be mentioned Prof. De Ia Vallee Poussin's monumental translation of the Hiuan Tsang version of the Abhidharmakosa, under the title : L'Abhidharmakosa de Vasubandhu, Vols. I-VI (Paris, 1923-31). With its voluminous notes and critical observations, this translation has become an indispensable source book for a study of the doctrines and theories of the schools of Sanskrit Buddhism.
URI: http://tnt.ussh.edu.vn:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/501
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